AB-INITIO CALCULATIONS AND INTERNAL ROTOR - CONTRIBUTION FOR THERMODYNAMIC PROPERTIES S-298(O) AND C-P(T)S (300-LESS-THAN-T K-LESS-THAN-1500) - GROUP ADDITIVITY FOR FLUOROETHANES/
T. Yamada et al., AB-INITIO CALCULATIONS AND INTERNAL ROTOR - CONTRIBUTION FOR THERMODYNAMIC PROPERTIES S-298(O) AND C-P(T)S (300-LESS-THAN-T K-LESS-THAN-1500) - GROUP ADDITIVITY FOR FLUOROETHANES/, The journal of physical chemistry. A, Molecules, spectroscopy, kinetics, environment, & general theory, 102(37), 1998, pp. 7286-7293
Ab initio calculations are performed on nine fluorinated ethane compou
nds and thermodynamic properties (S-298(o) and C-p(T)'s 300 less-than
T/K less-than 1500) are calculated. Geometries of stable rotational co
nformers and transition states for internal rotation are optimized at
the RHF/6-31G (6-31G(d)) and MP2/6-31G* levels of theory. Harmonic vi
brational frequencies are computed at the RHF/6-31G level of theory.
Potential barriers for internal rotations are calculated at the MP2/6-
31G//MP2/6-31G* level. Parameters of the Fourier expansion of the hin
drance potential are tabulated. Standard entropies (S-298(o)) and heat
capacities (C-p(T)'s, 300 less-than T/K less-than 1500) are calculate
d using the rigid-rotor-harmonic-oscillator approximation with direct
integration over energy levels of the intramolecular rotation potentia
l energy curve. Heats of formation are adopted from literature evaluat
ion and BAC-MP4 ab initio calculations. Thermodynamic properties for f
luorinated carbon groups C/C/F/H2, C/C/F2/H, and C/C/F3 are determined
by existing thermodynamic group parameter of C/C/H3 and data on CH2FC
H3, CHF2CH3, and CF3CH3, respectively: no fluorine or other halogen is
on the methyl carbon adjacent to the carbon bonded to the fluorine(s)
. Six interaction terms in addition to the above groups are developed
to account for repulsion and steric effects. Interaction terms are req
uired to accurately estimate Delta H-f(298)o, S-298(o), and C-p(T)'s (
300 less-than T/K less-than 1500) for fluoroethanes where fluorine(s)
are on carbons adjacent to a carbon bonded to fluorine(s).