1971
DOI: 10.1007/bf00523919
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Bond orders in trans-stilbene in excited singlet and triplet states

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“…[173] Comparisons of singlet biradical and zwitterionic states in the planar and 90°twisted forms allows for predictions on the relative stabilities of the two states from the degree of polarisation in the planar structure. [125] The excitation of calicene is associated with considerable molecular charge transfer [174] and the electro-optical absorption spectrum of tetrachlorodiphenyl 74 (see Scheme 14) has been examined. [175] There is now little doubt that the molecules display partial aromatic behaviour in the ground state and antiaromatic character in the excited singlet states [123] with clear similarities to the sesquifulvalenes.…”
Section: Triapentafulvalenes (Calicenes)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[173] Comparisons of singlet biradical and zwitterionic states in the planar and 90°twisted forms allows for predictions on the relative stabilities of the two states from the degree of polarisation in the planar structure. [125] The excitation of calicene is associated with considerable molecular charge transfer [174] and the electro-optical absorption spectrum of tetrachlorodiphenyl 74 (see Scheme 14) has been examined. [175] There is now little doubt that the molecules display partial aromatic behaviour in the ground state and antiaromatic character in the excited singlet states [123] with clear similarities to the sesquifulvalenes.…”
Section: Triapentafulvalenes (Calicenes)mentioning
confidence: 99%