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Jeff C. Curtis

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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Chemical Physics Letters | 1981

Directed, intramolecular electron and energy transfer in mixed-valence dimers

Jeff C. Curtis; James S. Bernstein; Russell H. Schmehl; Thomas J. Meyer

Laser flash photolysis on a series of unsymmetrical ruthenium dimers has provided evidence for directed, intramolecular excitation energy transfer by a one-electron pathway for mixed-valence, RuII-RuIII, dimers and by simple energy transfer for RuII-RuII dimers.

Inorganic Chemistry | 1983

Hydrogen-bonding-induced solvatochromism in the charge-transfer transitions of ruthenium(II) and ruthenium(III) ammine complexes

Jeff C. Curtis; B. Patrick Sullivan; Thomas J. Meyer

Inorganic Chemistry | 1982

Outer-sphere charge transfer in mixed-metal ion pairs

Jeff C. Curtis; Thomas J. Meyer

Inorganic Chemistry | 1986

Evidence for specific solvent-solute interactions as a major contributor to the Franck-Condon energy in intervalence-transfer absorptions of ruthenium ammine complexes

Junghae P. Chang; Ella Y. Fung; Jeff C. Curtis

Inorganic Chemistry | 1980

Calculation of electron-transfer rate constants from the properties of charge-transfer absorption bands. The PQ2+,Fe(CN)64- system

Jeff C. Curtis; B. Patrick Sullivan; Thomas J. Meyer

Inorganic Chemistry | 1993

Electronic coupling in mixed-valence binuclear ruthenium ammine complexes as probed by an electrochemical method and an extension of Mulliken's theory of donor-acceptor interactions

Faleh Salaymeh; Samson Berhane; Rohana Yusof; Roger de la Rosa; Ella Y. Fung; Regina Matamoros; Kent W. Lau; Qian Zheng; Edward M. Kober; Jeff C. Curtis

Inorganic Chemistry | 1985