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Absorption and emission wavelengths vary with the extent of twisting along the molecular axis; head-to-tail (HT) structures, with reduced steric hindrance, have redshifted spectra and are more energetically stable than the tail-to-tail (TT) configuration.
where α is the twist pitch describing the extent of twisting.
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