“…For the isolated system, the intense Q peak transition energy at 2.05 eV is nearly similar to the reported in other TD-DFT calculations (1.96, 2.09 eV), 37,39,40 and more displaced from the data furnished from ZINDO and Slater transition state methods (1.84, 1.76, 1.44 eV). [34][35][36]38 Experimental data in gas phase, under supersonic jet, cryogenic matrix and Ar matrix suggest values related to Q transition between 1.85 and 1.98 eV, 1,20,24,25,27 slightly smaller than our TD-DFT forecast. The inclusion of solvent effects (DMSO) with the IEFPCM model leads to a diminishing of the excitation energy of the Q band, from 2.05 to 1.96 eV, with the consequent shift of the maximum absorption wavelength from 604 to 632 nm.…”