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... radical cation (also called a -polaron-) is localised, partly because of Coulomb attraction to its counterion (I3 - ), which has normally a very low mobility, partly because of a local change in the equilibrium geometry of the radical cation relative to the neutral molecule. FIGURE 8 Radical cation (-polaron-) formed by removal of one electron on the 5th carbon atom of a undecahexaene chain (a b). The polaron migration ... ...
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