CALCULATION OF MAGNETIC-PROPERTIES - VII - ELECTRON-CORRELATED MAGNETIZABILITY POLARIZABILITIES AND NUCLEAR SHIELDING POLARIZABILITIES FOR 9 SMALL MOLECULES
Sm. Cybulski et Dm. Bishop, CALCULATION OF MAGNETIC-PROPERTIES - VII - ELECTRON-CORRELATED MAGNETIZABILITY POLARIZABILITIES AND NUCLEAR SHIELDING POLARIZABILITIES FOR 9 SMALL MOLECULES, Molecular physics, 93(5), 1998, pp. 739-750
The effects of a static uniform electric held on the NMR shielding and
magnetizability of F-2, HCN, HNC, HCCH, H2O, NH3, CH4, HCHO, and H2O2
are investigated. The quantities which govern these effects are the s
hielding and magnetizability polarizabilities and these are calculated
in a mixed numerical-analytical scheme at both the electron-uncorrela
ted and electron-correlated levels of theory. For the latter, correlat
ion is introduced via second-or third-order Moller-Plesset theory or v
ia linearized coupled cluster double excitation theory. This is the fi
rst time that these theories have been applied to these properties for
these molecules. Furthermore, for F-2, HNC, and H2O2 there have been
no calculations of any kind before, and for NH3 and HCHO there have be
en no correlated calculations, for HCHO the magnetizability polarizabi
lity has not been determined previously. The investigation highlights
the extreme difficulty, in most cases, of obtaining definitive values
for these properties; this is especially true for F-2 where electron c
orrelation plays a dominant role. In general, electron correlation is
much more important for the rotationally averaged shielding polarizabi
lities than for the magnetizability-polarizability anisotropy which go
verns the Cotton-Mouton effect.