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6MNEP: a molecular cation with large hyperpolarizability and promise for nonlinear optical applications

Gabriel A. Valdivia‐Berroeta, Karissa C. Kenney, Erika W. Jackson, Joseph C. Bloxham, Adam X. Wayment, Daniel J. Brock, Stacey J. Smith, Jeremy A. Johnson, David J. Michaelis

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Abstract

The featured organic push-pull chromophores 6MNEP-T and 6MNEP-4NBS show from 1.6 to 2.5 times larger calculated macroscopic nonlinearities compared with benchmark organic nonlinear optical crystals.

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The featured organic push-pull chromophores 6MNEP-T and 6MNEP-4NBS show from 1.6 to 2.5 times larger calculated macroscopic nonlinearities compared with benchmark organic nonlinear optical crystals.

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The featured organic push-pull chromophores 6MNEP-T and 6MNEP-4NBS show from 1.6 to 2.5 times larger calculated macroscopic nonlinearities compared with benchmark organic nonlinear optical crystals.

Key concepts: Hyperpolarizability, Materials science, Nonlinear optical, Nonlinear system, Nonlinear optics, Nanotechnology, Chemical physics, Optoelectronics

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