Theoretical study on photophysical properties of angular-shaped mercury(II) bis(acetylide) complexes as light-emitting materials

Keyphrases

• Photophysical Properties 100%
• Mercury(II) 100%
• Acetylide Complexes 100%
• Ligand-to-metal Charge Transfer 100%
• Heteroatom 100%
• Light-emitting Materials 100%
• Optical Properties 50%
• Metal-free 50%
• Low-lying 50%
• Electronic Structure 50%
• Electronic Properties 50%
• Triplet Excited State 50%
• Absorption Properties 50%
• Emission Properties 50%
• Density Functional Theory 50%
• Transition Metal Atoms 50%
• Geometric Structure 50%
• Time-dependent Density Functional Theory 50%
• Complex Structure 50%
• Singlet Excited State 50%
• Optoelectronic Properties 50%
• Intraligand 50%
• Mercury 50%
• Excited State Geometry 50%
• Hartree-Fock 50%
• Molecular Absorption 50%
• Arylacetylene 50%
• Molecular Emission 50%
• Ground State Geometry 50%
• Charge Transfer Rate 50%
• Configuration Interaction 50%

Chemistry

• Acetylide 100%
• Ground State 100%
• Heteroatom 100%
• Optical Property 50%
• Excited State 50%
• Electronic State 50%
• Transition Metal 50%
• Electronic Property 50%
• Excited Triplet State 50%
• Density Functional Theory 50%
• Optoelectronics 50%
• Time-Dependent Density Functional Theory 50%
• Excited Singlet State 50%
• Metal Atom 50%
• Configuration Interaction 50%
• Arylacetylene 50%