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Photochemistry

an early theory treating radiationless electronic relaxation of molecules as a time-dependent perturbation into vibrational levels of a lower state.

In photochemistry, Robinson-Frosch theory refers to an early theory treating radiationless electronic relaxation of molecules as a time-dependent perturbation into vibrational levels of a lower state. This meaning comes from Robinson (1963) in The Journal of Chemical Physics.[1]

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References

Robinson, G. W., & Frosch, R. P. (1963). Electronic Excitation Transfer and Relaxation. The Journal of Chemical Physics, 38(5), 1187-1203. https://doi.org/10.1063/1.1733823

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