ReviewACS applied energy materials2025
Recent Advances in Probing Electron Delocalization in Conjugated Molecules by Attached Infrared Reporter Groups for Energy Conversion and Storage.
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- Integrating Low-Cost xTB Electronic Priors for Predicting Electronic and Excited-State Properties of Organic Conjugated Molecules.Chemphyschem : a European journal of chemical physics and physical chemistry · 2026Article
- Sequence-defined donor-acceptor-donor oligo(para-phenylene ethynylene)s with emission across the visible spectrum.Scientific reports · 2026Article
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Abstract
This review article reports an overview of the recent developments in the field of electron delocalization study in organic conjugated molecules by utilizing the vibration frequencies exhibited by the attached functional groups such as nitrile (-C≡N), alkyne (-C≡C-), or carbonyl (-C=O). A brief introduction to electron delocalization, methods for study, and their importance is given first, followed by the application of infrared spectroscopy in organic molecules. Details of molecules with various infrared reporter groups have been explained in respective subsections based on the functional groups. All the reported organic molecules have been structured and presented with the electron delocalization properties studied using an infrared reporter group. Finally, an outlook on this recently promising, exciting, and interesting field of probing electron delocalization using infrared reporter groups is provided.
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