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greisen
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Hi,
I am reading about protons and their transfer mechanisms and often the words nonadiabatic and excited state are used in a way which confuses me.
If I have a proton in a higher vibrating state (E1) I would called that an excited state for the proton - is this also a non-adiabatic state for the proton?
Any help or advise appreciated.
Thanks in advance
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I am reading about protons and their transfer mechanisms and often the words nonadiabatic and excited state are used in a way which confuses me.
If I have a proton in a higher vibrating state (E1) I would called that an excited state for the proton - is this also a non-adiabatic state for the proton?
Any help or advise appreciated.
Thanks in advance
Best