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Electronic States of an Ideal Molecular Crystal

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Organic Molecular Crystals

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Excited electronic states may be classified as neutral or ionized. In the present work we shall focus our attention on the problems of formation, behavior and energetics of ionized states. But since the creation of ionized states in organic molecular crystals proceeds mainly, as will be seen later, via neutral states, we devote the next section to a brief description of excited neutral states, their energetics and behavior.

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