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The breakdown in TDDFT accuracy that can accompany a simple chemical change can be understood and predicted using an orbital overlap perspective. This is illustrated for the hydrogenation of retinal. Errors in charge-transfer excitation energies and oscillator strengths in the donor-acceptor product are largely eliminated using a Coulomb-attenuated functional.
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