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Ion-pair Models and Possible Corrections

Typically, the ionic liquid is best considered as an ion-pair (or ion, on an individual basis). The main forces of attraction between the ions are the electrostatic forces and dispersion (van der Waals) forces. At intermediate distances, there is a slight [Pg.153]

The basis set is 6-31G(d,p), and electron correlation at the MP2 level is included. A similar structure is obtained with the AMI and PM3 semi-empirical methods. Density functional theory at the B3LYP/6-31G(dp,p) level also produced the same structure for this ion-pair. The only observed differences between the semi-empiri-cal and the ab initio structures were slightly shorter hydrogen bonds (PM3 and AMI) between El, E2, and F5 and the C2-H (H18) on the imidazolium ring. [Pg.154]

Note that DFT structures are as reliable as or more reliable than HF structures obtained with similar or less complex basis sets. [Pg.155]

Robert Carper, Zhizhortg Mertg, Andreas Dblle [Pg.154]


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