3 0 obj J. Mol. With the crystal thermal expansion for anthracene, the polarizations give the surface secondary pyroelectricity, which is found to be of the order of 10 μC mâ2 Kâ1 for all the surfaces. Join ResearchGate to find the people and research you need to help your work. Alternatively, one could also obtain a suitable quantity from electrooptical absorption measure-ments, i.e., from the change of the optical absorption of molecules due to an applied electric field5. Of the given compounds, A, B and C have non-polar C − H bonds and thus no dipole moment. stream Electrooptical measurements for anthracene, tetra-cene, perylene and bianthryl have been recently The electromagnetic manifestations of the toroidal dipole, however, are usually masked by much stronger effects due to charge and magnetic multipoles, making observations of the toroidal response extremely challenging (14, 19, 20). In both cases we find a very good agreement between DFPT and FEF. And so there are many, many examples of ring systems that contain fused benzene-like rings throughout the system. © 2000 American Institute of Physics. <> It is found that the magnitude of plane sums falls off very rapidly with perpendicular distance of the plane from the origin. Quadrupole sums are given for cuprous chloride and pyrene, and octupole sums are given for hydrogen cyanide, benzene and anthracene. Author information: (1)Department of Molecular Engineering, Graduate School of Engineering, Kyoto University, Nishikyo-ku, Kyoto 615-8510, Japan. Previous theoretical results for surface linear optical response in molecular crystals are extended to treat response to the external applied field, the bulk macroscopic field, and the surface macroscopic field. Abstract The difference of dipole moments between the excited and ground state was determined to be 1.9 and 1.8 Debye for 9-acetoxyanthracene and 10-phenyl-9-acetoxyanthracene from the frequency shifts of absorption and emission spectra. The treatment does not require the introduction of a surface dielectric constant but incidentally yields a microscopic expression for it. The zero values for the dipole moments in the ground state of the anthracene derivatives were obtained by PM3 estimations [10] , as well as by DK-metric measurements at infinite dilution [12,20] made for benzene solutions of the anthracene derivatives. The method is used to derive an expression for the Lorentz-factor dipole tensor sum in a form convenient for computation, and comparisons are made with the direct and plane-wise summation methods. Since dipolar interactions between layers of molecules decrease rapidly with separation, only layers within a short distance of the surface are affected by it. The distribution of Pu in crystals is zoned and the Pu content varying from approximately 5 to 14 wt.% el. Azulene, on the other hand, has a charge separation in it leading to high dipole moment. This is a consequence of the simple relations between the components of the different modes in that case. ... III The kinetics of the addition of cyanoisopropyl and trichloromethyl radicals on to anthracene derivatives. In turn, by adding identical triangular pyramids KLMV, LMNT, KMNS and, KLNU to all the faces of the regular. We report accurate Ab Initio studies of the static dipole polarizabilities of anthracene and phenanthrene. In this note the implicit normal mode initialization of a limited-area model is discussed from a different point of view. Results are given for parent hexagonal and tetragonal lattices, with molecules allowed to tilt away from the vertical and with the inâlayer cell parameters allowed to distort from equality. Access scientific knowledge from anywhere. Sci. For crystals of nonpolar molecules, the surface polarization is normally induced by incomplete cancellation of the electric fields of the molecular quadrupole moments; for crystals of polar molecules, it is produced by incomplete cancellation of the electric fields of the molecular dipole moments. permanent electric dipole moment have been used. The crystals obtained ranged from 0.2-0.5 to 3.5-4.5 mm in size, are transparent, and characterized by deep pink-brown color. %PDF-1.5 stationary Rossby modes can be transformed into the implicit equations in physical space. The contribution from all plane sums not containing the origin is less than 10% of the total lattice sum for naphthalene, approximately 1% for anthracene and phenanthrene, and negligible in the cases of tetracene and pentacene. Some results for L axis dipoles on translationally inequivalent molecules are given below (units cmâ1âà 2). endobj It is a polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon (PAH)-which are a large group of organic compounds occurring in groups of two or more. tsato@moleng.kyoto-u.ac.jp. Lattice sums of point dipoleâdipole interactions have been evaluated by the method of planewise summation for wave vectors perpendicular to the (001) plane of aromatic hydrocarbon crystals. Surface piezoelectricity and pyroelectricity follow from the strain and temperature dependences of the surface polarization. Geometries were optimized at the HF/6-311G(3d,2p) level of theory. molecular weight, moment of inertia, and dipole moment for molecule were calculated. Initially, the layers are assumed not to interact with one another. The importance of dipolar interactions is highlighted in a wide range of molecular crystal properties. %���� The fields approach the bulk value by about the fourth molecular layer below the surface. Surface effects are stronger normal to the surface for the [001] direction, and in the surface for the [101] direction. The vibronic coupling constants and transition dipole moments for the Franck–Condon and adiabatic S 1 states of anthracene, 9-chloroanthracene, and 9,10-dichloroanthracene were calculated and analyzed by using the concept of vibronic coupling density (VCD). An electric dipole in an external electric field is subjected to a torque τ = p E sin θ, where θ is the angle between p and E . of Anthracene Carla Alice Carabet 1, ... Only those molecular vibrations for which the dipole moment variation occurs will absorb radiation in the IR range of the spectrum. Finally, out of the twelve polyhedra, it is possible to glue together an envelope, which transforms a regular dodecahedron of edge into a regular icosahedron circumscribed about the dodecahedron. Under this resonance condition, the Schrödinger equation is formulated for a superposition of one-particle and two-particle states, and a set of coupled equations is derived for the allowed energies. Planewise dipole sums are calculated for various lattice planes in anthracene, treated both as a single point and as three point submolecules. Int. The size of a dipole is measured by its dipole moment (\(\mu\)). Answered By . Calculations for arbitrary planes are conveniently performed by transforming the conventional crystal unit cell to contain the desired plane as a face. Phys. Fluorescent probe made by (a) trapping growing polymer chain ends with a 9,10-substituted anthracene or by (b) polymerization initiated by a 9,10-substituted anthracene. Numerical results are given for the dipole lattice sums of hydrogen cyanide, benzene, durene, anthracene and pyrene. A local field taking better account of the anisotropic p-terphenyl structure gives acceptable polarizability changes. I1L,2L(0) is the plane sum for the plane containing the origin, I1L,2L(1) is the nearest neighbor plane sum, and Ewald sum is the infinite crystal lattice sum.It is suggested that the existence of weakly coupled crystal planes simplifies the theoretical treatment of several exciton processes. The transition dipole moments are also analyzed on the basis of the transition dipole moment density (TDMD). A 32, 847 (1976). Phenanthrene occurs naturally and also is a man-made chemical. resonant photon needs to induce a large transition dipole moment. Anthracene and a chiral derivative of anthracene Athracene (see below) has two allowed optical transitions in the UV region of the spectrum. U�T j���e�$+�> jI5c=Rԃ ZI-Ҭ �_�X �$� �NR �$� �+@�A���W��^A���� The quadratic susceptibilities for surface SHG in anthracene and pyrene are roughly estimated as respectively 1/80 and 1/20 that in p-nitroaniline, reported to be 4 fm Vâ1; the coefficients could vary by one or two orders of magnitude among different surfaces. Expressions are also given for computing quadrupole and octopole sums by the Ewald method. Here f n, f p is already familiar nonpolar and polar solvent response, μ, α is the solute dipole moment and polarizability, and the products of the dipole moments are to be understood as scalar products. toppr. The results confirm those obtained by the self-consistent polarization field method and agree with experiment, though the point-molecule approximation is not strictly adequate. An exact macroscopic expression is derived for the long-range contribution. The most striking finding is that molecular arrangements and dipole moment have evident effects on Eb s. The calculated Eb s of anthracene in dimers are always smaller than that obtained with a single‐molecule model. Dipole Moment. They are used to calculate planewise dipole sums, surface local electric fields, surface linear susceptibilities, and surface refractive indices for surfaces normal to the [001] and [101] directions of the centrosymmetric para-nitroaniline crystals. crystals. Transition dipole moments of both Ph-substituted dimers correspond to an An localized transition (L a state) with the transition dipole along the An short molecular axis. Beyond about five submolecules, molecular length makes little difference. Calculations of the polarization energy in anthracene and naphthalene are presented for several molecular polarizabilities. It arises from the molecular first hyperpolarizability, whether permanent or induced by electric fields at noncentrosymmetric sites in the bulk crystal or at sites in the surface region where centrosymmetry is lost. Organic cocrystals exhibiting active optical waveguide behaviors are strongly related to the total internal reflection, molecule stacking modes, and the spatial distribution of transition dipole moment (µ) in crystals.However, organic charge transfer (CT) cocrystals as new materials that exhibit optical waveguide property responses to anisotropic spatial distribution of µ are still unknown. �V�䰂&�49���qM�+hr\A�� I. Microscopic molecular theory is used to derive detailed algebraic results for the linear dielectric response of a multilayer assembly of molecules in terms of the responses of the individual layers. A series of experiments has shown that thanks to the characteristics of resonant circuits it is possible in some cases to compensate lift-off effect. �+�.��(E�M�k�-�u� ��>�םG�4�A,��l�ڳ�[n�8$��b��i��/�~�L%Ng�Ac�F�| ΗD� D�����QmmY�HY[�o��-;��0�Fꡲ�jDW[Hm�~c=���S�eU#MmYӈ��l���(T �P�0��~c=R�� U=Ҭ��_�X�ZA�jM�4�VФZA�zM�4�WФ^A�zM���v ��X[h�vl�_�XC'�a�T=�YC����^��Ыzz��~c=� But instead of focusing on those, I wanted to do another example which is an isomer of naphthalene. Planewise dipole sums are calculated for various lattice planes in anthracene, treated both as a single point and as three point submolecules. Tilt affects the interactions more than the detailed lattice structure does. E. Mothersdale, M.Sc. Another example would be something like anthracene. The submolecule treatment makes the interaction between adjacent planes not much less than within a plane, essentially because of the molecular packing. Surface quadrupole tensor sums have been calculated for unrelaxed (001), (010), and (100) surfaces of anthracene and pyrene, with the molecules treated as points. For the cube, it is possible to glue together an envelope of identical lids ABCDKL, ADEFMN, etc., transforming it into a regular dodecahedron. Recueil des Travaux Chimiques des Pays-Bas 1962, 81 (9) , 816-832. 137, A78 (1965). All rights reserved. Optical interactions between planes prove to be essential. For each direction, two different terminations give different results. 4 0 obj Dipole Moment of Azulene versus Naphthalene Hydrocarbons are generally considered to be non-polar, or weakly polar, characterized by dipole moments that are typically only a few tenths of a debye. Rev. Detailed expressions are then derived for the surface second-harmonic generation in terms of the spatially varying molecular response and a microscopic expression that is derived for the variation of optical electric field through the surface region. Algebraic results are obtained relating the local electric field and the macroscopic electric field in a surface layer to an applied uniform electric field, and hence to one another. Dipole Moments as a Tool in the Determination of Structure.. Chemical Reviews 1941, 29 (3) , 553-592. Dip ole moment is measured in Debye units, which is equal to the distance between the charges multiplied by the charge (1 Debye eq uals \(3.34 \times 10^{-30}\; C\, m\)). Models showing the transition from one regular polyhedron to another are interesting and instructive. Nonpolar crystals must exhibit a surface polarization induced by the loss of bulk symmetry at the surface. These correspond to principal axes that lie within 5° of the orthorhombic a, b, and c axes, reflecting the true triclinic symmetry. Curved potential energy per molecule was drawn where it was adopted to change the length of the bonds (C 1-C 2),(C 1 = C 3)and(C 1-H 15) in the anthracene molecule compared to the result of values of total energy of anthracene in equilibrium situation. The zircon unit cell parameters calculated from XRD data of bulk powdered sample were: a=6.620(1); c=5.989(2). Calculations are reported for model lattice structures of LangmuirâBlodgett films with elongated molecules represented by a string of spherical ââbeadsââ or submolecules; interactions are averaged over submolecules. Quantum yield in blue-emitting anthracene derivatives: vibronic coupling density and transition dipole moment density. x��=ْ����?t�Ӵ�S,\u8���(ɢmI�H�����̬���pZ�G�����83Q�jEK���*�D"o ?���~�{u��ӟ~~�{uu����.����o�~���/m�x��'�������O?��9�F�� ��t�go>���\�ǟ?������s�������gw�s}���k�wk�77�t���b+�n�9;��6BI��k�����־� ��v�C����_A������/Hi��uV��]�p>� A full treatment of the linear response of interacting layers is then presented; the overall response is now an average, again weighted by volume fraction, over the mean responses in individual sets of identical layers, including interactions across the interfaces to other layers. From calculations treating the crystal as a sequence of planes that reproduces the observed average orientation, with each plane containing molecules ordered in a single orientation, the principal refractive indices at long wavelength (zero frequency) are estimated to be n1 = 1.500±0.01, n2 = 1.495±0.005, n3 = 1.420±0.005. The present results provide input for calculations of surface-induced quadratic nonlinear optical response, reported in the following article. The results obtained allow us to conclude that the capacity of the zircon structure to incorporate Pu exceeds 10 wt.% el. Interactions within a layer dominate, with those between adjacent layers much smaller and those between remoter layers negligible. The title compound forms crystals composed of sectors that comprise planes of molecules disordered between two orientations, giving triclinic symmetry in an apparently orthorhombic unit cell. Phys. The vibronic coupling constants and transition dipole moments for the Franck-Condon and adiabatic S 1 states of anthracene, 9-chloroanthracene, and 9,10-dichloroanthracene were calculated and analyzed by using the concept of vibronic coupling density (VCD). Phenanthrene is a likely carcinogenic compound that poses a large toxicity risk to exposed living organisms. <>/ProcSet[/PDF/Text/ImageB/ImageC/ImageI] >>/MediaBox[ 0 0 595.2 841.92] /Contents 4 0 R/Group<>/Tabs/S/StructParents 0>> In what direction does the dipole moment vector of the water molecule point? Numerical calculations are presented in an accompanying paper. Surface effects decrease sharply into the bulk, being negligible beyond neighboring layers of molecules. Using plane-waves and pseudo-potentials, as imple-mented in present codes, it is not possible to study truly isolated molecules or surfaces. A modest difference is found, depending on whether or not the high polarizability is at the end of the molecule. When two electrical charges, of opposite sign and equal magnitude, are separated by a distance, an electric dipole is established. Each layerâs contribution to the overall response is weighted by its volume fraction and by factors giving its relative contribution to the macroscopic electric field. The results are consistent with those derived previously for an assembly of layers characterized by their permittivity tensors. Second-harmonic generation (SHG) is induced in molecular crystals by the variation through the surface region of the electric fields associated with the optical wave and with the permanent electric multipole moments of the molecules. The interaction between a plane of dipoles and a single dipole located at the origin is called a plane sum. dipole moment of the induced chargeand from the dielec-tric constant of the periodic solid simulated within the super-cell approach. The first transition (S0→S1) occurs around 400 nm (3 eV) and has a transition dipole moment along the x direction. The second transition (S0→S2) occurs A regular octahedron ABCDEF can be completed to form a regular tetrahedron KLMN by adding on to each of its four faces a little tetrahedron. Herzberg-Teller expansions of the transition dipole moment operator for the non-Condon e ect, for implementation on linear optical quantum hardware. The method may be extended to calculate the forces on molecules and the electron-phonon coupling due to polarization fluctuations. It has an increased dipole moment associated with the molecule. In addition a simple eigenvalue problem is given for the frequencies of the gravity waves. Having glued up these pyramids separately and having joined them up by means of hinged joints along the edges MN, NL, and LM, an envelope is obtained that can be tucked round the tetrahedron KLMN to form a cube. Upvote(0) How satisfied are … endobj ��iR��4)�z��m=Mʶ�&e[O� anthracene. With the molecular quadrupole moments, the quadrupole sums give the surface electric fields, which reach 5 GV mâ1 for anthracene and 15 GV mâ1 for pyrene. One recognizable exception to this trend is azulene, which has a dipole moment of 0.8 debye. With the molecular polarizability and surface dipole tensor sums, the electric fields give the surface polarizations, which reach 80 mC mâ2 for anthracene and 340 mC mâ2 for pyrene. The true values at optical frequencies should be larger and somewhat more anisotropic. The nonpolar part Δv n is proportional to f n and consists of inductive (the first term) and dispersive contribution. 2000, 1 9 Introduction The electric moments of a molecule are quantities of fundamental importance in structural chemis- ... is the dipole moment … This paper deals with the influence of a tuning capacitor on the relationship between the amplitude of the signal received by bulk wave electromagneto-acoustic transducers and the transducer-to-sample separation. ... anthracene, and tetracene to have multiple resonance structures? Chem. The transition dipole moment (red arrow) is oriented according to the backbone. r4+��ԓ�YA�f9�zr�V�c���zr�V�#h#�ƶeD�6�H�s@�2R]�_�X�"�EU=�#�n��a���Hj˪j���l��jrTm=9���U[M���'G�֓���D=9*QO�JT����d=9*YM� Two dyes DY1 and DY2 featuring 1,2-di(anthracene-9-yl)ethyne as an extended π-conjugated spacer and an N, N-diarylamino group as the donor have been designed and synthesized for application in dye-sensitized solar cells. Uejima M(1), Sato T, Yokoyama D, Tanaka K, Park JW. This provides insight into the energetics of excess charge carriers in perfect and imperfect crystals and of charge-transfer excitons, into electronic Stark spectra, and into aspects of lattice dynamics and phase transitions. 23, 227 (1973). Problem 1. The polarizability of these two compounds is 36×10 −24 and 54×10 −24 cm 3, respectively. The effect of crystal symmetry on lattice sums is outlined; the number of independent sums relating different pairs of equivalent sublattices does not exceed the total number of such sublattices. The transition dipole moments for the anthracene molecules are directed along the 9,10 position of the anthracene unit, which means that the molecules orient in this direction in the liquid crystalline matrix, since the LDRvalues are positive. naphthalene, anthracene, hexatriene, octatetraene, decatetraene, and C60.15,16,25-28,42-46 The response of these molecules to a nonresonant laser field is mainly determined by the first-order polarizability and transition dipole moment matrix elements. F. W. de Wette and G. E. Schacher, Phys. Transition dipole moments of charge transfer excitations in one-component molecular crystals Grzegorz Mazura, Piotr Petelenzb,⇑, Michał Slawikb,c a Department of Computational Methods in Chemistry, Jagiellonian University, Ingardena 3, 30-060 Cracow, Poland bK. Beyond adjacent planes, the sums decrease exponentially by typically a factor of 100 per 10 AË separation. Different ways of calculating total molecular polarizabilities give significantly different results owing to the high anisotropy in the model. Polarizability changes for tetracene and pentacene in a p-terphenyl host crystal calculated from Stark measurements using the anisotropic Lorentz local field disagree with physical intuition. If the symmetry of source and destination orbitals contributing to the electronic ... anthracene S1(π,π *) → S 0 8,500 5 x 10 7 5 x 10 7 0.4 9,10-diphenylanthracene S1(π,π *) → S 0 12,600 5 x 10 8 10 7 1.0 The higher the number of active frequencies in the IR of an organic molecule, the more asymmetric the molecule is [74]. Dipole polarizabilities were calculated at the HF/6-311++G(3d,2p) and BLYP/6-311++G(3d,2p) levels of theory, using HF/6-311G(3d,2p) geometries. A direct extension yields the polarization energy associated with the induced dipoles. P. G. Cummins, D. A. Dunmur, R. W. Munn, and R. J. Newham, Acta P. J. Bounds and R. W. Munn, Chem. Algebraic treatments are developed for both cases, including all localâfield effects via planewise dipole sums. Calculations are performed to show how the linear optical response of the model film depends on the position of one submolecule of high polarizability. Keywords: Ab Initio, Anthracene, phenanthrene, dipole polarizability, molecular geometry, density functional theory, AM1. To that end it is shown that the equations describing the explicit normal mode initialization applied to the shallow water equations in differentiated form on the sphere can readily be derived in normal mode space if the model equations are separable, but only in the case of, This chapter describes the Models of Polyhedra. Conventional methods, generalized to treat submolecules, are used as well as a new method using partial reverse Fourier transformation of modulated bulk lattice dipole sums. The transition dipole moments are also analyzed on the basis of the transition dipole moment density (TDMD). The results provide a key ingredient for theories of the optical and electrical properties of LangmuirâBlodgett films. 2 0 obj Gumin`ski Department of Theoretical Chemistry, Jagiellonian University, Ingardena 3, 30-060 Cracow, Poland Nonlinear processes can also contribute through higher-order polarizabilities. <> © 2008-2020 ResearchGate GmbH. The electric dipole moment p of two charges +q and −q separated by a distance l is a vector of magnitude p = ql with a direction from the negative to the positive charge. Difference Fermi resonance interface modes occur in layered molecular materials when two excitations on one side of an interface differ in energy by an amount that matches approximately the energy of an excitation to which they are coupled on the other side, provided that the mismatch (detuning) is less in magnitude than the non-linear coupling across the interface. tetrahedron KLMN, a cube is obtained. No inclusions of separate Pu phases were observed in the. Calculation of multipole lattice sums, Electric dipole interactions in molecular crystals, Planewise summation of point dipole-dipole interactions for some aromatic hydrocarbon crystals, Polarization energy of a localized charge in a molecular crystal, Breakdown of the anisotropic lorentz approximation in p-terphenyl, From explicit to implicit normal mode initialization of a limited-area model, The Effect of Tuning of Bulk Wave Emats on Their Lift-Off, Investigation of Pu Incorporation into Zircon Single Crystal. endobj The results provide a basis for calculations of various surface-induced and surface-modified properties. These lead to expressions for the linear electric susceptibility of a layer and of an assembly of layers. An exact treatment is possible for perfect crystals and crystals with localized imperfections, yielding the inverse dielectric function characterizing the crystal response. For dipole lattice sums, the Ewald method converges much faster than direct summation; for higher multipole sums, the Ewald method has no special advantage in speed, but may prove convenient, especially when sums are required for strained lattices. Answer. It is found that the driving force of the internal conversions and vibrational relaxations originate mainly from the anthracenylene group. <>>> The new method gives an independent check but is not otherwise preferable. Toroidal coils and molecular structures alike could also display toroidal dipole moments (6, 17). A brief discussion is given for absorption and reflection spectra, exciton band structure and excitonâphonon coupling. The surface has most effect on sums relating molecules in different surface layers. Various theoretical approaches to take account of the disorder and calculate the refractive indices of a sector are explored. General principles of the Ewald method for evaluating multipole lattice sums are reviewed. Algebraic expressions suitable for iterative numerical evaluation are derived for the molecular response coefficients as affected by the multipole fields in the surface region. "M. R. Philpott, Adv. Cryst. A microscopic molecular theory is developed for dielectric behavior at molecular crystal surfaces. ��Ֆ��U2]%����,�Fj�=�R%U��ԃЯ a�Ԑj�3R�!� �+@�A =�PC�A@�H5}=+ȱ[A�]=9v+ȱ[A�]=9�+ȱ_A�}=9�+ȱ_A�C=9+�qXA�C=9��kˢG�ҺW���J]W�"RC��� �H-="�0h�Dr��U6��]�EWߤh#�;�0I�X��8��(��Kw�Ѭ��y۴��٫�g��v]����X��7�1x���>k����E�`���q�.t�>��cjX�&�s�Q���n�lVE�,�� s6��x�_�iެ`�ع�-*��R�1�nt��d`~k�U� H/ue����hj��u��W7�Lmѡj�ڦ���V_͠k5h3tM[�lu��~�@@�Nz̫�5�,FT�j'�k��T6۵�vºVW[]]�R�Zˤ*ˎ�T �� ����,z�ʲ��Ԗ5��VKeg3�G_��6��V��Â�L��W�>�. Planewise dipole sums give the electric field at a point due to an array of electric dipole moments in a plane. D. azulene. 24, 343 ( 1977). Treating the molecules as point submolecules at the center of each aromatic ring tends to reduce the anisotropy of the results somewhat. Abstract Three kinds of anthracene-based organic dyes for dye-sensitized solar cells (DSSCs) were studied, and their structures are based on a push–pull framework with anthracenyl diphenylamine as the donor connected to a carboxyphenyl or carboxyphenyl-bromothiazole (BTZ) as the acceptor via an acetylene bridge. thesis, UMIST, 1991. The treatment allows for the typically elongated shape of film-forming molecules. Input zero-frequency molecular polarizabilities calculated at the HartreeâFock level are little affected by molecular orientation or permanent electric fields in the crystal environment. Molecules respond via an effective polarizability (appropriate to the crystal phase) to a local field arising from the applied field and the fields of the surrounding induced dipoles, determined self-consistently. 1 0 obj From this, results follow for the crystal linear and nonlinear dielectric response, for Coulomb exciton energies, and for the intensities of lattice vibrational spectra. 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