We preses the SI -1 So fluorescente spectrum, between 740 and 940 om, of azulene sohitions (íOm3 M ìn methanol) excited wïth a @svitched ruby laser. The nitrogerrlaser excïted Sz + SI fíuorescence spectrum, between 700 and 930 om, is also reporteb Tbe transient St + Sn s@etrmn between 500 and 6.50 r
Vibronic spectral behavior of molecules. XIII. Theoretical contribution to the vibronic coupling and the dushinsky effect on the S1 ← S0 absorption and the S1 → S0, S2 → S1, and S2 → S0 fluorescences of azulene
✍ Scribed by Klaus Gustav; Michael Storch
- Publisher
- John Wiley and Sons
- Year
- 1990
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 797 KB
- Volume
- 38
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0020-7608
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✦ Synopsis
Abstract
Based on the completely optimized S~0~, S~1~, and S~2~ molecular geometries of azulene, the vibronic structure of the S~1~ ← S~0~ absorption as well as of the S~1~ → S~0~, S~2~ → S~1~, and S~2~ → S~0~ fluorescences is investigated theoretically within the adiabatic approximation. By means of theory‐experiment comparisons, the influence of non‐Condon terms and of the Dushinsky effect on the vibronic structure of azulene spectral behavior is discussed. Typical for the S~1~ ← S~0~ absorption and the S~1~ → S~0~ fluorescence are vibronic transition moment contributions of Condon type, whereas the interpretation of azulene S~2~ → S~1~ and S~2~ → S~0~ fluorescences is successful only within the scope of the Herzberg–Teller approach by taking into account vibronic coupling terms and, additionally, the Dushinsky effect in the latter case. An analysis of the relevant vibrational modes is given.
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