“…Prior to the discussion, it is pertinent to mention here that the regular hexagonal symmetries of phenyl rings slightly distort due to the different charge distributions on the carbon atoms. Thus, the distributions stemming from the substitution positions in the phenyl rings result in the change of the bond lengths and bond angles [49,50]. Another reason of the irregular hexagonal symmetry is, furthermore, due to the presence of not only the electron engagements in the lengths but also conjugative effects in the molecule studied in this work, confirming the strong intra-molecular charge transfers (ICT) in the structure [51][52][53].…”