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Quest for Luminescent Low‐Spin Chromium(I) Complexes with Doublet Metal‐to‐Ligand Charge‐Transfer Excited States

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Paramagnetic chromium complexes exhibit distinct metal-to-ligand charge-transfer states, highlighting diversity in emissive properties.

Excited state lifetimes for chromium complexes are in the tens of picoseconds, emphasizing their rapid dynamics.
Emission peaks at 568 nm and 525 nm indicate significant luminescence, setting these complexes apart from iron counterparts.
The study combines structural, spectroscopic, and theoretical approaches to understand these chromium complexes' behavior.
Results suggest that chromium(I) complexes with 2 MLCT states offer new insights into earth-abundant 3d transition metal emissive properties.

Yue et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Paramagnetic chromium complexes exhibit distinct metal-to-ligand charge-transfer states, highlighting diversity in emissive properties.

Excited state lifetimes for chromium complexes are in the tens of picoseconds, emphasizing their rapid dynamics.
Emission peaks at 568 nm and 525 nm indicate significant luminescence, setting these complexes apart from iron counterparts.
The study combines structural, spectroscopic, and theoretical approaches to understand these chromium complexes' behavior.
Results suggest that chromium(I) complexes with 2 MLCT states offer new insights into earth-abundant 3d transition metal emissive properties.

Yue et al. (2025) studied this question.

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