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Singlet-Triplet Mixing Under Spin-Orbit Coupling

5 Singlet-Triplet Mixing Under Spin-Orbit Coupling [Pg.777]

In Section 8.5, we discussed the singlet and triplet excited states, I s and 4 t, respectively, resulting from a singlet ground state 1 g. In the absence of SOC, the excited states (I s and 4 t do not interact. The spin parts of the singlet and triplet [Pg.777]

Under SOC, these two states interact because the interaction term (T Hso S) is nonzero. Namely, according to equation 24.52, [Pg.777]

This expains why the transition from the triplet excited state I t to the singlet ground state I g (i.e., phosphorescence) takes place, though very weakly. The forbidenness of this transition is true only when the effect of SOC is neglected. [Pg.777]


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