摘要: A theory of absorption spectra dyes in solution is presented. The wave-number shift the maximum calculated by using perturbation theory, where distribution solvent molecules assumed to be uniform, and represented experimentally convenient quantities, such as dielectric constant, refractive index, wave-length solvent. effects are, classified into several groups, can explain various experimental facts successfully. Previous theories are criticized.
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