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Ultrafast torsional isomerization

Z-E isomerization via simple geometric inversion (one-bond flip, OBF, Fig. 2.3A) involves the torsional relaxation of the perpendicular excited state via an adiabatic mechanism which implies a non-volume-conserving process. This is not compatible with the ultrafast CTI in polyenes, in particular retinyl chromophores, and two other possible ways of photo-CTI have been proposed over the past 15 years [11]. [Pg.9]


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