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3.1 Photophysical properties of molecule 2 in solution

In solution in organic solvents, molecule 2 shows an absorption spectrum with its lowest-energy band located in the visible range (figure 4 a). It corresponds to the electronic transition between the HO and BV states. The intensity of this band is characterized by a molar absorption coefficient of the order of 100,000 M ^–1 .L.cm ^–1 , which is a very high value and testifies to the permissive nature of the transition. The return of the excited state to the ground state is accompanied by fluorescence...

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