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. 2019 Apr 23;10(20):5405–5422. doi: 10.1039/c9sc00793h

Table 2. TD-DFT-calculated photophysical data for 1 and 5 at the CAM-B3LYP/6-31G(d) level in hexane a .

Transition (f) E/eV b λ/nm b Dominant components c
1 S1 ← S0 (0.054) 3.50 (3.16) 354 (392) LUMO+1 ← HOMO–1 (44%), LUMO ← HOMO (38%)
S2 ← S0 (0.736) 3.50 (3.16) 354 (392) LUMO ← HOMO–1 (38%), LUMO+1 ← HOMO (44%)
S3 ← S0 (1.496) 3.70 (3.33) 335 (372) LUMO ← HOMO–4 (11%), LUMO+1 ← HOMO–3 (29%), LUMO ← HOMO–2 (37%)
S5 ← S0 (0.778) 4.19 (3.78) 296 (328) LUMO ← HOMO–4 (55%), LUMO+1 ← HOMO–3 (15%)
5 S1 ← S0 (1.739) 2.31 (2.23) 537 (554) LUMO ← HOMO (94%)
S2 ← S0 (0.294) 3.35 (3.20) 370 (388) LUMO ← HOMO–2 (33%), LUMO+1 ← HOMO–2 (20%), LUMO+2 ← HOMO–2 (27%), LUMO+3 ← HOMO–2 (10%)
S4 ← S0 (0.260) 3.38 (3.20) 367 (388) LUMO ← HOMO–1 (28%), LUMO+1 ← HOMO–1 (24%), LUMO+2 ← HOMO–1 (26%), LUMO+3 ← HOMO–1 (13%)

aTransitions with modest to high oscillator strength f are displayed in this table. Others are shown in the ESI.

bValues in parentheses are experimental absorption maxima in hexane.

cComponents with greater than 10% contribution shown. Percentage contribution approximated by 2 × (ci)2 × 100%, where ci is the coefficient for the particular ‘orbital rotation’.