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Resonance Raman spectra of manganese (III) etioporphyrin I complexes have been obtained with laser excitation in the regions of the bands III and IV, and bands V and Va of the atypical visible absorption spectra of these metalloporphyrins. Excitation profiles in the latter region are interpreted as indicating nonadiabatic coupling between V and Va as well as vibronic activity of some totally symmetric modes. The Raman data support assignment of bands III and IV to the 0–0 and 0–1 components of the Q band. Although bands V and Va are assigned to a charge transfer transition mixed with the main π→π* transition, no selective enhancement of low frequency metal–ligand vibrations attributable to the charge transfer contribution of band V was observed.
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Shelnutt et al. (1976) studied this question.
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