Organic Charge-transfer Complexes (Organic chemistry; a series of monographs)

"Organic Charge-Transfer Complexes" delves into the fascinating world of intermolecular interactions known as charge-transfer complexes. These transient complexes form when an electron donates from one molecule (donor) to another (acceptor), creating a unique binding interaction with distinct properties.

The book offers a comprehensive exploration of this topic, covering:

• Theoretical foundations: Introduces the theoretical framework and key concepts related to charge-transfer complexes, including electronic structure, energy transfer, and molecular orbital interactions.
• Experimental methods: Discusses various experimental techniques for studying these complexes, such as UV-visible spectroscopy, infrared spectroscopy, and electron spin resonance.
• Spectroscopic properties: Explores the characteristic spectroscopic features of charge-transfer complexes, enabling their identification and analysis.
• Structure and bonding: Examines the structural features and bonding characteristics of different types of charge-transfer complexes.
• Applications: Highlights the diverse applications of charge-transfer complexes in various fields, including photochemistry, catalysis, and organic electronics.