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Large third‐order nonlinear optical response from molecules with effective multidirectional charge‐transfer transitions: New design of third‐order nonlinear chromophores
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Optical MaterialsNew DesignSecond Molecular HyperpolarizabilityNonlinear OpticsEngineeringExcitation Energy TransferChemistryElectronic Excited StateOptical PropertiesPhotophysical PropertyBiophysicsPhotochemistryPhysicsNon-linear OpticPhysical ChemistryQuantum ChemistryMolecular ChemistryThird‐order Nonlinear ChromophoresNew MoleculesOrganic Charge-transfer CompoundPolyene‐like MoleculesElectronic MaterialsNatural SciencesApplied PhysicsMolecule-based Material
Enhanced values of the second molecular hyperpolarizability , γ, are reported for molecules that undergo significant multidirectional charge redistributions between the ground and excited states, e.g., charge is displaced from the periphery to the center, or vice versa, upon excitation, in during large changes in electric moments higher than dipole moments. The γ‐values are compared with those for polyene‐like molecules having a similar number of π‐electrons. It is demonstrated that the “periphery‐to‐center charge‐transfer” design concept is fruitful and should lead to new molecules with high γ‐values.
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