Induced internal conversion as a probe of enhanced energy transfer in a plasmonic field

Rashid R. Valiev; Niyazbek Kh. Ibrayev; Amina Aymagambetova; Evgeniya Seliverstova

doi:10.1039/d6cp01284a

January 1, 2026Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics

Induced internal conversion as a probe of enhanced energy transfer in a plasmonic field

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This research investigates how induced internal conversion can enhance nonradiative energy transfer in plasmonic systems.
Experimental and theoretical analysis of plasmonic donor-acceptor films.
Utilization of the classical Förster model to describe energy transfer.
Application of a quantum-chemical supermolecule approach for detailed insight.
Enhanced energy transfer efficiency observed in plasmonic fields compared to traditional methods.
Experimental validation aligns with predictions from both the Förster model and the quantum-chemical approach.

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Study studies nonradiative energy transfer in plasmonic films, highlighting its efficiency.

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Nonradiative energy transfer in plasmonic donor-acceptor films was studied experimentally and theoretically using both the classical Förster model and a quantum-chemical supermolecule approach, in which the transfer process was treated...

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