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Research Data for "Proton transfer induced excited-state aromaticity gain for chromophores with maximal Stokes shifts"

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posted on 2024-09-02, 07:43 authored by Felix PlasserFelix Plasser, Dong XingDong Xing

Research data underlying the manuscript "Proton transfer induced excited-state aromaticity gain for chromophores with maximal Stokes shifts" by D. Xing, F. Glöcklhofer and F. Plasser.

Contents (folders and files are given in bold):

Data of molecules 1-9 is included in folders Mol1-9, each of which contains subfolders for:

  • A_S1-opt: geometry optimization for S1 state of A form
  • A_S1-vex: vertical excitations at S1 state geometry of A form (TDDFT)
  • A_S1-adc: vertical excitations at S1 state geometry of A form (ADC(2))
  • D_S0-opt: geometry optimization for ground state of D (diketo tautomer) form
  • Q_S0-opt: geometry optimization for ground state of Q form
  • Q_S0-vex: vertical excitations at ground state geometry of Q form (TDDFT)
  • Q_S0-adc: vertical excitations at ground state geometry of Q form (ADC(2))

These subfolders contain the following files:

  • coord.qcin: Q-Chem input geometry
  • qchem.in: Q-Chem input file
  • qchem.out: Q-Chem output file

In addition, Mol3a and Mol5 include a NICS subfolder, which contains following folders:

  • A_S0: Nucleus-independent chemical shifts (NICS) calculation for ground state of A form at S1 state geometry
  • A_T1: NICS calculation for T1 state of A form at S1 state geometry
  • Q_S0: NICS calculation for ground state of Q form at ground state geometry
  • Q_T1: NICS calculation for T1 state of Q form at ground state geometry

Each of them contains:

  • gaussian.com: input file of NICS calculation by Gaussian 09
  • gaussian.log: output file of NICS calculation by Gaussian 09


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