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We report a novel guanidine quinolinyl entatic state model system with an electron transfer rate on the order of 10 M s and remarkably little internal reorganization. Comparison between this system and previously reported TMGqu systems reveals an exponential correlation between the internal reorganization energy and the electron transfer rate.
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