Prompt and Long-Lived Anti-Kasha Emission from Organic Dyes

Anti-Kasha behavior has been the subject of intense debate in the last few years, as demonstrated by the high number of papers appearing in the literature on this topic, dealing with both mechanistic and applicative aspects of this phenomenon. Examples of anomalous emitters reported in the last 10 years are collected in the present review, which is focused on strictly anti-Kasha organic molecules displaying radiative deactivation from S-n and/or T-n, with n greater than 1.

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In recent years, anti-Kasha behavior has sparked intense debate, with research focusing on both mechanistic and applicative aspects. This review collects examples of anomalous emitters reported in the last 10 years, specifically focusing on strictly anti-Kasha organic molecules displaying radiative deactivation from S-n and/or T-n.