The first measurement of the geminate electron–hole recombination times of two neat octane isomers has been studied using femtosecond techniques. The recombination times were found to be 2.2±1.0 ps in n-octane and 470±40 fs in iso-octane, thus showing that the rates are strongly dependent on the structure of the alkane solvents.
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