Category Archives: Rotationally resolved electronic spectroscopy

New publication in the Journal of Molecular Structure

Posted on November 1, 2021 by thedelocalizedchemist

Interactions between electronic states are omnipresent in nature as without them no chemical reaction can take place. But even when they do not lead to a reaction, their coupling can strongly influence the behaviour of a molecule after absorbing a … Continue reading →

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New study on methoxyindoles

Posted on April 30, 2017 by thedelocalizedchemist

When you introduce a substituent to an aromatic system in organic chemistry you are mostly interested in the effect on the aromatic. The reason for this is that substituents are often attached in specific positions to steer the outcome of … Continue reading →

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