Role of Vibrational Dynamics on Excited-State Electronic Coherence in a Binuclear Platinum Complex
Role of Vibrational Dynamics on Excited-State Electronic Coherence in a Binuclear Platinum Complex
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振动动力学对双核铂配合物中激发态电子相干性的作用
DOI:
10.1021/acs.jpca.8b01352
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2018
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Li, Xiaosong
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Radler, Joseph J.;Lingerfelt, David B.;Castellano, Felix N.;Chen, Lin X.;Li, Xiaosong
Long-lived quantum coherence between excited electronic states can enable highly efficient energy and charge transport processes in chemical systems. Recent pump–probe experiments on binuclear platinum complexes identified persistent, periodic beating of transient absorption anisotropy signals, indicating long excited-state coherence lifetimes. Our previous simulations of the electronic dynamics of these complexes indicate that coherence lifetimes are sensitive to the balance between competitive electronic couplings. The complexes with shorter Pt–Pt distances underwent no appreciable dephasing in the limit of static nuclei, motivating the inclusion of nuclear motion into our simulations. Thetert-butyl-substituted complex is studied in this work using the Ehrenfest method for mixed quantum–classical dynamics to investigate the role of vibrational dynamics on a complex shown to support long coherence lifetimes. Results indicate that the inclusion of excited-state vibrations drives a rapid collapse of the two-state coherence prior to the experimentally determined intersystem crossing. This further suggests singlet excited-state coherences may not be prerequisites for long-lived triplet coherences.