Rm. Sosa et al., THEORETICAL-STUDY OF TRANSITION-ELEMENT CARBONYLS MCO AND CARBENES MCH2 (M=TI, FE, NI) IN THE GROUND AND FIRST ELECTRONIC EXCITED-STATES BYDFT METHODS, International journal of quantum chemistry, 69(3), 1998, pp. 371-386
The electronic structure and properties of the carbonyls TiCO, FeCO, a
nd NiCO in the quintuplet, triple;, and singlet ground states and trip
ler, quintuplet, and triplet first electronic excited states, respecti
vely, were studied using density functional theory (DFT) methods. The
ADF program (version 2.1) with the parameterizations BP86, BPW91, and
BLYP (for the GGA corrections) and the Slater-type orbital (STO) basis
sets TV as well as the GAUSSIAN 94 program with the parameterizations
BP86, PW91, BLYP, B3PW91, and B3LYP and the Gaussian basis sets 6-311
G(d, p) were used. Similar calculations were done on the carbenes TiCH
2, FeCH2, and NiCH2 in the triplet, triplet, and singlet ground electr
onic states and the quintuplet, quintuplet, and triplet first electron
ic excited states. Geometry optimization and the calculation of dissoc
iation energies for the M-C bond, vibrational frequencies, electric at
omic charges, and dipole moments were performed for these compounds in
the above-mentioned states, and comparisons between the results obtai
ned as well as with those reported in the literature were made. (C) 19
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