Ground and excited state properties of ThBe and AcBe

IF 2.9 3区 化学 Q3 CHEMISTRY, PHYSICAL
Isuru R. Ariyarathna
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In this work, the ground and excited states of ThBe and AcBe were investigated by performing high-level multireference and single-reference coupled-cluster quantum chemical calculations with large correlation consistent basis sets. Full potential energy curves (PECs), chemical bonding patterns, energetics, spectroscopic parameters (Te, re, ωe, and ωexe), and spin–orbit effects of 13 and 8 electronic states of ThBe and AcBe, respectively, are reported. The ground electronic states of ThBe and AcBe are single-reference 13Σ (1σ222) and 12Π (1σ221), respectively, and originate from their corresponding ground state fragments. The chemical bonding of ThBe (13Σ) and AcBe (12Π) are π-dative in character and are formed by d-electron transfers from Th/Ac to the empty 2px and 2py of the Be atom. The electron populations of the f-orbitals of both ThBe (13Σ) and AcBe (12Π) are minor which exhibit their “transition-metal-like” nature. The estimated bond energies of the spin–orbit ground states of ThBe (13Σ0+) and AcBe (12Π1/2) are 12.79 and 11.02 kcal mol−1, respectively. Finally, the bond energy of ThBe was used to estimate its heat of formation ΔH0f(298 K) of 869.61 ± 6 kJ mol−1.

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ThBe和AcBe的基态和激发态性质
在这项工作中,通过进行高水平的多参考和单参考耦合簇量子化学计算,在大相关一致基集下研究了ThBe和AcBe的基态和激发态。分别报道了ThBe和AcBe的13个和8个电子态的全势能曲线、化学键模式、能量学、光谱参数(Te、re、ωe和ωexe)和自旋轨道效应。ThBe和AcBe的基态分别为单参考13Σ- (1σ22σ21π2)和12Π (1σ22σ21π1),来源于它们对应的基态碎片。ThBe (13Σ-)和AcBe (12Π)的化学键是π-和的,是由d电子从Th/Ac转移到Be原子的空2px和2py形成的。ThBe (13Σ-)和AcBe (12Π)的f轨道的电子居族都很小,表现出“过渡金属”的性质。ThBe (13Σ_(〖0〗^+)^-)和AcBe (12Π1/2)的自旋轨道基态键能分别为12.79和11.02 kcal/mol。最后,利用ThBe的键能估算出其生成热〖ΔH〗_f^o (298 K)为869.61±6 kJ/mol。
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Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics
Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics 化学-物理:原子、分子和化学物理
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2.0 months
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