PREDICTION OF THE STRUCTURES AND VIBRATIONAL FREQUENCIES OF OXYWATER AND 1-HYDROTRIOXY AND 2-HYDROTRIOXY BY THE STUDY OF OXYHYDROGEN SPECIES, USING DENSITY-FUNCTIONAL THEORY AND HIGH-LEVEL AB-INITIO METHODS
Ma. Vincent et al., PREDICTION OF THE STRUCTURES AND VIBRATIONAL FREQUENCIES OF OXYWATER AND 1-HYDROTRIOXY AND 2-HYDROTRIOXY BY THE STUDY OF OXYHYDROGEN SPECIES, USING DENSITY-FUNCTIONAL THEORY AND HIGH-LEVEL AB-INITIO METHODS, Molecular physics, 87(4), 1996, pp. 945-959
Calculations of the molecular properties of a series of oxyhydrogen sp
ecies have been carried out at the nb initio Brueckner doubles level a
nd using density functional theory methods. The two methods yield esse
ntially complementary predictions, although the ab initio results, tak
en overall, are judged to be somewhat closer to experiment. The conclu
sions from these calculations are used to predict the structures, ener
getics and vibrational frequencies of the species oxywater (H2OO) and
the 1- and 2-hydrotrioxy radicals (HO3) for which no experimental data
exist.