Molecular orbitals rotational constant

From the ground to an excited electronic state the electron promotion involved is likely to be to a less strongly bonding orbital, leading to an increase in molecular size and a decrease in rotational constants. The effect on the rotational fine structure is to degrade it to low wavenumber to give a strongly asymmetrical structure, unlike the symmetrical structure typical of vibrational transitions. 

One of the goals of Localized Molecular Orbitals (LMO) is to derive MOs which are approximately constant between structurally similar units in different molecules. A set of LMOs may be defined by optimizing the expectation value of an two-electron operator The expectation value depends on the n, parameters in eq. (9.19), i.e. this is again a function optimization problem (Chapter 14). In practice, however, the localization is normally done by performing a series of 2 x 2 orbital rotations, as described in Chapter 13. 

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Important examples of chemical interest include particles that move in the central held on a circular orbit (V constant) particles in a hollow sphere V = 0) spherically oscillating particles (V = kr2), and an electron on a hydrogen atom (V = 1 /47re0r). The circular orbit is used to model molecular rotation, the hollow sphere to study electrons in an atomic valence state and the three-dimensional harmonic oscillator in the analysis of vibrational spectra. Constant potential in a non-central held dehnes the motion of a free particle in a rectangular potential box, used to simulate electronic motion in solids. 

It should be remembered that tbese constants are for the v" = 1 level. A Hartree-Fock wave ftmction for Nj has been calculated by Cade, Sales and Wahl [101], from which the spin rotation and magnetic hyperfine constants were calculated by Rosner, Gaily and Holt [102] they were in excellent agreement with experiment. The dominant molecular orbital configuration, given at the beginning of this section, is... 

Electronic levels (T ) and vibrational-rotational constants are from Rosen (1 ) as supplemented (4) by extensive new data (2, 3, 5, 8, 9). Additional states near 32000 cm" (lOf 3 ) are omitted since their effect is negligible. We estimate unknown spectroscopic constants from known values for states arising from like molecular-orbital configurations (11). Although a is the... 

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Early theoretical work on FAD was concerned with the dimer equilibrium geometry and the electronic structure (see for example Refs. [32-36]). Ah initio molecular orbital studies on the structure of formic acid dimer in 1984 agreed very well with the experimental structures as determined by electron diffraction [37]. Due to the importance of the double proton transfer of FAD as a key prototype for multiple proton transfer reactions several theoretical studies have been reviewed in the literature [38]. Rotational constants for formic acid dimer were obtained by high resolution spectroscopy of (DCOOH)2 [39] and by femtosecond degenerate four wave mixing experiments in the gas cell at room temperature and under supersonic jet experiments by Matylisky et al. [40]. 

As molecular applications of the extended DK approach, we have calculated the spectroscopic constants for At2 equilibrium bond lengths (RJ, harmonic frequencies (rotational constants (B ), and dissociation energies (Dg). A strong spin-orbit effect is expected for these properties because the outer p orbital participates in their molecular bonds. Electron correlation effects were treated by the hybrid DFT approach with the B3LYP functional. Since several approximations to both the one-electron and two-electron parts of the DK Hamiltonian are available, we dehne that the DKnl -f DKn2 Hamiltonian ( 1, 2= 1-3) denotes the DK Hamiltonian with DKnl and DKn2 transformations for the one-electron and two-electron parts, respectively. The DKwl -I- DKl Hamiltonian is equivalent to the no-pair DKwl Hamiltonian. For the two-electron part the electron-electron Coulomb operator in the non-relativistic form can also be adopted. The DKwl Hamiltonian with the non-relativistic Coulomb operator is denoted by the DKwl - - NR Hamiltonian. 

The smallest possible value for the maximum impact parameter clearly is the sum of the van der Waals radii of the collision partners, which we take to be 5.6 A for IJ He, 5.8 A for IJiNe, and 6.4 A for I5 Ar. The corresponding maximum angular momenta, obtained from and the velocities at the upper ends of the effective collision energy ranges foimd experimentally, are 5h, 6h, and I7h, respectively. It seems likely that impact parameters somewhat larger than these are still important for the colhsion process we describe. Using the known rotational constant for I, we conclude that a transfer from orbital to molecular angular momentum... 

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