Stable photoinduced charge separation in heptacene‡
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Holger F. Bettinger, Rajib Mondal, Douglas C. Neckers
Heptacene, generated in inert gas matrices by photobisdecarbonylation of a bridged α-diketone precursor, undergoes ionization into radical anion and radical cation upon UV irradiation.
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