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The Rehm-Weller equation calculates electron transfer rates based on free energy changes.
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The Rehm-Weller equation is widely used in photochemistry and photophysics to evaluate photoinduced electron transfer rates and free energy changes.

Evidence for · 3
Interplay between ligand field strength and the nephelauxetic effect in chromium(iii) complexes with anionic amido ligands.
2026 · cited by 0
Paper [7] utilizes Rehm-Weller analysis to estimate the energies of dark, low-energy spin-flip states in chromium(III) complexes via photoinduced electron transfer.
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The retrieved papers consistently apply the Rehm-Weller equation or analysis to calculate or analyze electron transfer thermodynamics and kinetics based on free energy changes in various chemical systems. No papers refute the claim.

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Covalent ferrocene conjugation as an intramolecular strategy for photostability in fluorescein.
2026 · cited by 0
Paper [9] applies quantitative Rehm-Weller analysis (delta-G_PET) to evaluate the photoinduced electron transfer mechanism driving photoprotection in a ferrocene-fluorescein conjugate.
Photoinduced electron transfer (PET) in ethaline-like solvents.
2026 · cited by 0
Paper [10] fits electron transfer data in deep eutectic solvents to Rehm-Weller and Marcus theory models to understand electron transfer kinetics.
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