A Study on Organic Molecules Electronic Spectra

Exploring Resonance Effects in the Electronic Spectra of Organic Molecules

Abstract

An electronic spectra principle is illustrated for organic molecules. For the excited States in poly-electronic devices, the wave mechanical resonance feature implies that the energy from transformation differs and in this way reflects a physical effect not found in ground states. An overview of the electronic interference induced by resonance gives a superficial but quite thorough interpretation of the results and assumptions summed up in the electronic spectrum description of the study, if molecular structures are known to be made up through localized interactions only.