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The dye DCM(4-dicyanomethlene-2-methyl-6-p-dimethyl amino styrl-4H-pyran) is well known as a broadly tunable efficient laser dye and as an active element in luminescent solar concentrators1,2. Our interest has been to study the primary photochemical and photophysical process that are operative in this system.
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