Abstract
The fluorescence quantum yields (Φf) of p‐C6H4F2 (1B2u) have been measured for a number of vibronic levels at low pressures where ’’isolated’’ molecule condition can be maintained. Our present values obtained by continuous excitation are significantly different than those obtained previously by flash excitation [C. Guttman and S. A. Rice, J. Chem. Phys. 61, 661 (1974)]; we obtain 0.70 vs the previous value of 1.00 for the fluorescence quantum yield of the 0–0 band. On the basis of the new value of Φf, a set of revised values of radiative lifetimes (τr) and nonradiative lifetimes (τnr) of various vibronic levels are obtained.