INTERPRETATION OF THE HIGH-ENERGY BAND WITHIN THE PHOTOELECTRON-SPECTRA OF ALKANES BOTH IN TERMS OF APPROPRIATE ORBITALS AND ON THE BASIS OF CHEMICAL-STRUCTURE
V. Gineityte, INTERPRETATION OF THE HIGH-ENERGY BAND WITHIN THE PHOTOELECTRON-SPECTRA OF ALKANES BOTH IN TERMS OF APPROPRIATE ORBITALS AND ON THE BASIS OF CHEMICAL-STRUCTURE, International journal of quantum chemistry, 53(2), 1995, pp. 245-253
Two generalized interpretations of the high-energy band (HEB) within t
he photoelectron spectra (PES) Of alkanes, usually referred to as the
C-2s band, have been suggested. The quantum chemical one consists of a
ttributing to the HEB Of any alkane (CnH2n+2) the chain of II similar
orbitals eta(k) (k = 1...n), each of them containing mainly one 2s(c)
AO and some contributions of another four orbitals from its nearest en
vironment. The structure of each orbital eta(k) has been shown to be s
imilar to that of the lowest totally symmetric hto of methane. The che
mical interpretation of the same band involves relating it and the def
inite subspectrum of the full chemical graph of alkane, associated mai
nly with its C skeleton. The interrelation of these two complementary
interpretations follows from the one-to-one correspondence between the
orbitals eta(k) and the CH2(CH3) groups in alkane. (C) 1995 John Wile
y and Sons, Inc.