“…[16][17][18] EET processes are observed in the gas phase, 9,19 in the fluidphase, 6 in molecular crystals, 20 in liquid crystals, 21 and more recently, in low-temperature matrices. [22][23][24] These processes involve electronic (E), vibrational (V), and rotational (R) EET, namely, E f E, E f V, V f E, and V f R. To the best of our knowledge there has been no systematic spectroscopic study that deals with photochemically induced E f E EET, which will be presented here.…”