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Solvent Effects on Molecular and Ionic Spectra IX: The Change in Dipole Moment Accompanying Metal to Ligand Charge Transfer Absorption in Pentaaminopyridylruthenium(II)
We have previously modeled solvent effects on the metal to ligand charge transfer (MLCT) spectra of Ru2+(NH3)5?pyrazine, Ru2+(NH3)5?pyrazine?H+, and Ru2+(NH3)5?pyridine and predicted the change Δμ in dipole moment on excitation of Ru2+(NH3)5?pyrazine and Ru2+(NH3)5?pyrazine?H+. Prompted by a recent observation of Δμ for Ru2+(NH3)5?pyridine by electroabsorption spectroscopy, we review the results of our previous simulations and evaluate Δμ. The agreement found between the observed and a priori calculated values is not as close as found for the other complexes but, given the difficulties involved in both the theory and experiment, is very encouraging.