Abstract
Ground and excited state dipole moments of dansylamide were obtained by using solvatochromic shift method. Bakhshiev and Kawski–Chamma–Viallet correlations based on bulk solvent polarity parameters were applied. The results were further verified by using the dimensionless microscopic solvent polarity parameter E T N. Higher dipole moment is obtained for the excited state as compared to the ground state. The results indicate a more polar excited state, which may be due to the charge transfer character.
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