Theoretical investigation of the effect of a sodium cation on the proton-electron hyperfine coupling constants of the cyclohexadienyl radical and some consequences for the muonium-substituted cyclohexadienyl radical, C(6)H(6)Mu, formed in zeolites
B. Webster et Rm. Macrae, Theoretical investigation of the effect of a sodium cation on the proton-electron hyperfine coupling constants of the cyclohexadienyl radical and some consequences for the muonium-substituted cyclohexadienyl radical, C(6)H(6)Mu, formed in zeolites, PHYSICA B, 289, 2000, pp. 598-601
The isotropic hyperfine coupling constants A(iso) for the protons in the cy
clohexadienyl radical, C6H7, are calculated using ab initio molecular orbit
al methods. Taking all single excitations from a restricted open shell Wart
ree-Fock configuration, (CIS), the calculated value for A(iso) at the methy
lenic protons is 93.0 MHz. The presence of a sodium cation reduces A(iso) f
or the methylenic proton of C6H7 on the same side of the ring as Na+ by 18.
2 MHz. For the other methylenic proton the presence of Na+ enhances the val
ue of A(iso) by 30.8 MHz and the C6H7 ring shows significant distortion. (C
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