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[en] This is a response to Matsuzaki, Kobayashi, and Nagakura (MKN), that it is unlikely the electron has a solvation time of 55 ps in 6.2M NaOH. The reason for their results are not clear; however, they may be due to observing a different species than the hydrated electron. They do not know the identity of the species giving rise to the spectrum shown by MKN, but it is strikingly similar to that of the spectrum assigned to the B-naphthol singlet by Klanning. 2 figures
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Journal of Physical Chemistry; ISSN 0022-3654; ; v. 83 p. 2553
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[en] Triplet and singlet A2(nπ*/sub CS/) states, and a 3A2(nπ*/sub CO/) state, have been identified in the spectrum of tetramethyl-3-thio-1,3- cyclobutanedione crystals, at ca. 17050, 18350, and 27430 cm-1. As in related compounds, the triplet-singlet transitions appear to borrow intensity from 1A1 reverse arrow 1A1 transitions; and CH/CD stretching vibrations in the peripheral methyl groups are vibronically active in the singlet-singlet transition, suggesting extensive delocalization of the effects of excitation. Bands in the visible region are unexpectedly broad
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Journal of Physical Chemistry; ISSN 0022-3654; ; v. 85(25); p. vp
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