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Luminescence of dimeric Tl(I)-complexes: Metal-metal interaction in the electronically excited state

Lumineszenz von dimeren Tl(I)-Komplexen: Metall-Metall-Wechselwirkung im elektronisch angeregten Zustand (Kurze Mitt.)

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Dimeric diethyldithiocarbamatethallium(I) [Et 2NCS2Tl]2 shows a red emission at λmax=608 nm which undergoes a huge Stokes shift with regard to the excitation maximum at λ=246 nm. It is suggested that the emission originates from a sp excited state which is characterized by strong metal-metal bonding.

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Dimeres Thallium(I)diethyldithiocarbamat [Et 2NCS2Tl]2 zeigt eine rote Emission mit λmax=608 nm und eine große Stokes'sche Verschiebung im Bezug auf das Anregungsmaximum von λ=246 nm. Die Emission wird einem sp angeregten Zustand zugeordnet, der durch eine starke Metall-Metall Wechselwirkung charakterisiert ist.

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Sabin, F., Vogler, A. Luminescence of dimeric Tl(I)-complexes: Metal-metal interaction in the electronically excited state. Monatsh Chem 123, 705–708 (1992). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00812319

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