Quantum Chemical Modeling of the Complexes of Squaraine Dyes with Carbon Nanoparticles: Graphene, Nanotube, Fullerene
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https://doi.org/10.15407/ujpe65.9.741Keywords:
dyes, carbon nanoparticles, electronic structureAbstract
The geometry and electronic structure of the complexes of dyes containing various numbers of electron-donor oxygen atoms and carbon nanostructures with various dimensions (fullerene C60, carbon nanotube, graphene) have been studied. It is shown that the charge transfer from the dyes to the carbon nanostructures leads to changes in the geometry of carbon nanostructures and the dye chromophores, as well as in the electronic structure of the whole complexes.
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