A Computational Study on 18+δ Organometallics

The B3LYP density functional has been used to calculate properties of organometallic complexes of Co(CO)3 and ReBr(CO)3, with the chelating ligand 2,3-bisphosphinomaleic anhydride, in 19- and 18-electron forms. The SBKJC-21G effective core potential and associated basis set was used for metals (Co/...

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Main Author: Yu, Liwen
Other Authors: Schwartz, Martin
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Language:English
Published: University of North Texas 2002
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DFT
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spelling ndltd-unt.edu-info-ark-67531-metadc31012017-03-18T05:33:04Z A Computational Study on 18+δ Organometallics Yu, Liwen Organometallic compounds. Computational organometallics DFT 18+δ The B3LYP density functional has been used to calculate properties of organometallic complexes of Co(CO)3 and ReBr(CO)3, with the chelating ligand 2,3-bisphosphinomaleic anhydride, in 19- and 18-electron forms. The SBKJC-21G effective core potential and associated basis set was used for metals (Co/Re) and the 6-31G* basis set was used for all other elements. The differences of bond angles, bond distances, natural atomic charges and IR vibrational frequencies were compared with the available experimental parameters. The differences between the 19- and 18-electron systems have been analyzed. The results reveal that the 19th electron is mostly distributed over the ligand of 2,3-bisphosphinomaleic anhydride, although partially localized onto the metal fragment in 1 and 2*. Two different methods, IR-frequencies and natural atomic charges, were used to determine the value of δ. Present computed values of δ are compared with available experimental values, and predictions are made for unknown complexes. University of North Texas Schwartz, Martin Marshall, Paul, 1960- 2002-05 Thesis or Dissertation Text oclc: 54888968 https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc3101/ ark: ark:/67531/metadc3101 English Public Copyright Yu, Liwen Copyright is held by the author, unless otherwise noted. All rights reserved.
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topic Organometallic compounds.
Computational
organometallics
DFT
18+δ
spellingShingle Organometallic compounds.
Computational
organometallics
DFT
18+δ
Yu, Liwen
A Computational Study on 18+δ Organometallics
description The B3LYP density functional has been used to calculate properties of organometallic complexes of Co(CO)3 and ReBr(CO)3, with the chelating ligand 2,3-bisphosphinomaleic anhydride, in 19- and 18-electron forms. The SBKJC-21G effective core potential and associated basis set was used for metals (Co/Re) and the 6-31G* basis set was used for all other elements. The differences of bond angles, bond distances, natural atomic charges and IR vibrational frequencies were compared with the available experimental parameters. The differences between the 19- and 18-electron systems have been analyzed. The results reveal that the 19th electron is mostly distributed over the ligand of 2,3-bisphosphinomaleic anhydride, although partially localized onto the metal fragment in 1 and 2*. Two different methods, IR-frequencies and natural atomic charges, were used to determine the value of δ. Present computed values of δ are compared with available experimental values, and predictions are made for unknown complexes.
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Yu, Liwen
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title A Computational Study on 18+δ Organometallics
title_short A Computational Study on 18+δ Organometallics
title_full A Computational Study on 18+δ Organometallics
title_fullStr A Computational Study on 18+δ Organometallics
title_full_unstemmed A Computational Study on 18+δ Organometallics
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