Abstract
Abstract The intensity of the secondary transition (towards 260 nm)of the benzene chromophore in toluene derivatives, has been linked to distorsions of the D6h symmetry which are induced by the electronic effects of the substituent. These distorsions arise through the Cα H2 σπ hyperconjugative coupling, involving φ and the substituent on Cα
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