Applying an Anti-Kasha Model Resolves Differences Between Photosynthetic and Artificial Pigments

The current interpretation of excitation energy transfer (EET) processes in natural photosynthesis generally relies on Kasha’s rule, suggesting that internal conversion (IC) processes usually outpace any EET between higher excited states. It is, however, known from research on artificial systems tha...

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Egile nagusia:	Jan P. Götze (2063170) (author)
Beste egile batzuk:	Simon Petry (21775455) (author), Sebastian Reiter (5496599) (author), Heiko Lokstein (1522510) (author), Regina de Vivie-Riedle (9552084) (author)
Argitaratua:	2025
Gaiak:	Biophysics Ecology Infectious Diseases Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified Chemical Sciences not elsewhere classified higher excited states assembled clusters analogous various carotenoids ). excitation energy transfer different pigment compositions processes usually outpace already known anti pigment mixtures energy sinks type model thus resolved test calculations strong potential spectral competition perform anti otherwise well natural photosynthesis many dyes kasha ’ kasha properties kasha processes kasha pathways internal conversion ic ). exciton disruption current interpretation artificial systems absorbance could
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Applying an Anti-Kasha Model Resolves Differences Between Photosynthetic and Artificial Pigments

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