Titlebook: Electronic and Vibronic Spectra of Transition Metal Complexes I; H. Yersin Book 1994 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1994 Transition Met

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Competition between ligand centered and charge transfer lowest excited states in bis cyclometalated (.MLCT) excited state is lowest in energy. The pronounced solvatochromic and rigidochromic effects of the Ir. compounds are responsible for the reversal of the order of the lowest excited states. Mixing between the π-π* and MLCT excited states is reflected in the oscillator strengths, luminescence

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Kamal Vatta,A.K. Dhawan,Rajinder Peshin (.MLCT) excited state is lowest in energy. The pronounced solvatochromic and rigidochromic effects of the Ir. compounds are responsible for the reversal of the order of the lowest excited states. Mixing between the π-π* and MLCT excited states is reflected in the oscillator strengths, luminescence

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William E. Waters,Ellis B. Cowlinginteraction between the metal ion and the lattice. This interaction is often strongly dependent on the nature of the surroundings of the emitting ion. This paper reviews this important aspect using illustrative examples out of the recent literature. The types of ions to be discussed are the followin

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George B. Frisvold,Jeanne M. Reevesa shell-theoretic approach. The states of the shell are characterized by seven quantum numbers. Five of these relate to the electron spin, pseudo-angular momentum and spatial symmetry. In addition there are two quasi-spin quantum numbers, specifying the configurational symmetry of half-filled shell

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