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Correction: Influence of pseudo-Jahn–Teller activity on the singlet–triplet gap of azaphenalenes

Atreyee Majumdar , Komal Jindal , Surajit Das and Raghunathan Ramakrishnan *
Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, Hyderabad 500046, India. E-mail: ramakrishnan@tifrh.res.in

Received 27th June 2025 , Accepted 27th June 2025

First published on 18th July 2025


Abstract

Correction for ‘Influence of pseudo-Jahn–Teller activity on the singlet–triplet gap of azaphenalenes’ by Atreyee Majumdar et al., Phys. Chem. Chem. Phys., 2024, 26, 26723–26733, https://doi.org/10.1039/D4CP02761B.


The authors regret that Table 1 of the original article was incorrect. The correct table is shown here.
Table 1 For the six azaphenalenes shown in Fig. 1, vertical excitation energies of the S1 and T1 states with respect to the ground state, S0, along with the singlet–triplet gap (S1–T1) are given in eV. The excited state energies were calculated using the ADC(2)/aug-cc-pVTZ method using geometries determined with the CCSD(T)/cc-pVTZ method. The barrier for automerization, E (in kJ mol−1), determined using two-point CBS extrapolation of CCSD(T) energies with cc-pVTZ and cc-pVQZ basis sets, is stated for the symmetric saddle point. Results from other studies are included for comparison; 0–0 indicates adiabatic transition energies accounting for the energy of the vibrational ground state
System E S1 T1 S1–T1 Source
a Using S1 = 0.78 μm−1 and T1 = 0.75 μm−1 from ref. 28 multiplied by 1.2398 eV μm−1.
1AP (D3h) 0.3 0.979 1.121 −0.142 This work
1AP (C3h) 1.130 1.190 −0.060 This work
1AP 1.047 1.180 −0.133 CC29
1AP 0.992 1.068 −0.076 0–0, CC29
1AP (D3h) 0.979 1.110 −0.131 TBE13
1AP 0.97 0.93 +0.04 Exp.28[thin space (1/6-em)]a
5AP (C2v) 2.128 2.274 −0.147 This work
5AP 2.231 2.365 −0.134 CC29
5AP 1.971 2.056 −0.085 0–0, CC29
5AP (C2v) 2.177 2.296 −0.119 TBE13
5AP 1.957 2.003 −0.047 0–0, exp.30
7AP (D3h) 2.636 2.889 −0.253 This work
7AP 2.756 2.998 −0.242 CC29
7AP 2.512 2.618 −0.106 0–0, CC29
7AP (D3h) 2.717 2.936 −0.219 TBE13
7AP <0 Exp.3
2AP (C2v) 2.1 0.838 0.941 −0.102 This work
2AP (Cs) 1.246 1.121 +0.125 This work
2AP (C2v) 0.833 0.904 −0.071 TBE13
3AP (C2v) 5.3 0.689 0.768 −0.079 This work
3AP (Cs) 1.335 1.061 +0.274 This work
3AP (C2v) 0.693 0.735 −0.042 TBE13
4AP (D3h) 11.1 0.550 0.623 −0.073 This work
4AP (C3h) 1.409 1.017 +0.392 This work
4AP (D3h) 0.554 0.583 −0.029 TBE13


The associated discussion of Table 1 should read:

(i) “Furthermore, for the D3h structure of 1AP, the vertical STG underestimates the adiabatic transition energy (0–0), which accounts for geometric effects in S1 and T1 along with the zero-point vibrational energy, by +0.057eV at the CC2-level.”

(ii) “From previously reported9 CC2-level vertical and 0–0 values of STG, one can correct the TBE of the vertical STG of 5AP from ref. 13 to be −0.07 eV, agreeing with the experimental value of −0.047 eV.30

Additionally, in the same section, the authors would like to state that the results presented in Tables S1, S2, S3, and S4 of the supplementary information (ESI) of the original article are based on the cc-pVTZ basis set.

The Royal Society of Chemistry apologises for these errors and any consequent inconvenience to authors and readers.


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