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Photochemistry

a theory of solvent shifts in electronic spectra that includes dispersion, dipolar and polarization terms of the solute-solvent interaction.

In photochemistry, McRae equation refers to a theory of solvent shifts in electronic spectra that includes dispersion, dipolar and polarization terms of the solute-solvent interaction. This meaning comes from McRae (1957) in The Journal of Physical Chemistry.[1]

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References

McRae, E. G. (1957). Theory of Solvent Effects on Molecular Electronic Spectra. Frequency Shifts. The Journal of Physical Chemistry, 61(5), 562-572. https://doi.org/10.1021/j150551a012

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