Excited-State Behavior of ortho-Phenylenes

The excited-state properties of unsubstituted ortho-phenylene oligomers have been studied using TD-DFT. Calculations of vertical transitions at the helical ground-state geometries are in good qualitative agreement with the experimental UV–vis spectra. In the excited state, the spring-like compounds...

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