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Timing the escape of a photoexcited electron from a molecular cage - Nature Communications

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By Sadegh Ghaderzadeh, Bang C. Huynh, Tyler James, David Duncan, Tien-Lin Lee, Sally Bloodworth, Malcolm Levitt, Brian Kiraly, Elena Besley
| Nature Verified
Abstract Charge transfer is fundamentally dependent on the overlap of the orbitals comprising the transport pathway. This has key implications for molecular, nanoscale, and quantum technologies, for which delocalization (and decoherence) rates are essential figures of merit. Here, we apply the core hole clock technique—an energy-domain variant of ultrafast spectroscopy—to probe the delocalization of a photoexcited electron inside a closed molecular cage, namely the Ar 2p54s1 state of Ar@C60.
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Frontiers of Magnetic Resonance

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By Lyndon Emsley, Kevin M. Brindle, Malcolm Levitt, Teresa Carlomagno
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Conference Focus "Frontiers in Magnetic Resonance" seeks to provide a comprehensive platform for exploring the latest advances and innovative applications across the entire breadth of Magnetic Resonance. This event welcomes contributions from researchers in the broadest field of magnetic resonance to discuss the most recent developments, key challenges, and emerging opportunities of this fascinating discipline.
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Squeezing formaldehyde into C60 fullerene - Nature Communications

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By Mark Light, Urmas Nagel, Malcolm Levitt, Vijyesh K. Vyas, Murari Soundararajan, Toomas Rõõm
| Nature Verified
Abstract The cavity inside fullerene C60 provides a highly symmetric and inert environment for housing atoms and small molecules. Here we report the encapsulation of formaldehyde inside C60 by molecular surgery, yielding the supermolecular complex CH2O@C60, despite the 4.4 Å van der Waals length of CH2O exceeding the 3.7 Å internal diameter of C60. The presence of CH2O significantly reduces the cage HOMO-LUMO gap.
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