Abstract

Using a very recently proposed theoretical model, electron transfer rates in solution are calculated from first principles for different donor-acceptor pairs in tetrahydrofuran. We show that this approach, which integrates tunneling effects into a classical treatment of solvent motion, is able to provide reliable rate constants and their temperature dependence, even in the case of highly exergonic reactions, where Marcus’ theory usually fails.

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