原子价壳层电子量子拓扑指数与元素电负性的关系

在基态原子价壳层电子隐核图的基础上, 基于拓扑化学原理以及原子价壳层电子结构特征, 构建了原子价壳层电子量子拓扑指数(AEI), 它对基态原子实现唯一性表征, 结合原子价壳层电子平均化能(∑n_iE_i/∑n_i)等参数, 建立了一套新的元素电负性标度: X_N＝－0.588710AEI₁＋0.761214AEI₂＋0.154982(∑n_iE_i/∑n_i)－0.080929. 该式给出了周期表中氢至镅共95种元素的电负性, 结果表明新电负性标度X_N与Pauling电负性标度颇为一致. 进一步从原子价轨道量子拓扑指数确定了sp, sp², sp³杂化轨道的电负性. 新标度在元素和物质的结构-性质研究中具有一定的适用性.     

Pentacoordinated AB5-Type Main Group Molecules Favorably Adopt sp2 Hybridization in the Central Atom: Bonding without d-Orbital Participation

The pentacoordinated AB₅-type main group molecules have long been thought to have sp³d hybridization of the central atom, accounting for their oxidation state and molecular geometry; however, this does not explain the difference in axial and equatorial bond distances within these molecules. In addition, d-orbital participation in bonding for nonmetals is energetically unfavorable because it requires a np nd excitation energy. In this paper, we have proposed that the sp² hybrid orbitals are formed on the central atom, overlapping with ligand orbitals in the equatorial positions. The longer axial bonds are formed via the overlap of the unhybridized p orbital on the central atom and the two terminal ligand orbitals, resulting in a three-center, four-electron bond. Examining the partial charge on the central atom using relevant electronegativity values supports this model without a d component in bonding. The model explains well the structure and bonding in pentavalent molecules. We believe that the results will be useful in updating chemistry texts.     

Semiempirical study of electronic and bonding properties of cobalt silicide clusters

The electronic structure of cobalt silicide clusters Co₇Si₇ and Si₇Co₇ was studied in comparison to that of Co₁₉ and Si₁₇ clusters under the scope of the MINDO/SR method. Clusters Co₇Si₇ and Si₇Co₇ represent the environment of a cobalt atom and that of a silicon atom in the cobalt monosilicide bulk, respectively. It is found that the Co? Si bond is essentially sp in character with an indirect participation (by electrostatic interaction) of the cobalt d orbitals. Our calculations show a charge transfer from silicon to the d orbitals of cobalt via sp–sp interaction with an internal sp–d hybridization. The theoretical density of states for cobalt silicide clusters are reported and compared with experimental results of surface spectroscopies. © 1992 by John Wiley & Sons, Inc.     

Étude de quelques dérivés de la pyrazoline-2: Spectres infrarouge et methode CNDO/2

The infrared spectra of some derivatives of 2-pyrazoline have been studied in the region of the CN and N-H stretching bands.The N-H stretching frequency seems to be related to Taft's σ^* constants of the substituents bound to the intracyclic carbon atoms. The “acidity” of this group seems to be considerably less than in pyrrole or in carboxylic amides.Absorption spectra of the pure compounds or of moderately concentrated solutions suggest the existence of intermolecular hydrogen bonding.The hybridization state of nitrogen atom (1) seems to be approximatively sp³, without any noticeable conjugation with the CN(2) double bond. In those cases where two conformers could be assumed to exist only one has been observed.These results are in accordance with those of a molecular orbital calculation by the CNDO/2 method. This calculation suggests that in 5-methyl-2-pyrazoline, the hydrogen atom bound to N(1) is trans with respect to the methyl group.     

Potential energy curves for NiH and NiH2

The potential energy curves for the NiH and linear HNiH molecules resulting from the 3d⁸4s² and 3d⁹4s configuration of nickel are calculated using the unrestricted Hartree–Fock and perfect pairing generalized valence bond methods. NiH bonding in the 3d⁸4s² configuration is by means of an sp hybrid orbital which comes from the 4s² shell leaving a singly occupied nonbonding orbital free to bond to another hydrogen atom. The bond to the 3d⁹4s configuration contains primarily the 4s orbital leaving an empty orbital in the nickel 3d shell which in turn bonds very weakly with another hydrogen. These results are compared to similar studies of the hydrogen atom on Sc, Mn and Cu and some implications for hydrocarbon catalysis are considered.     

Not Carbon s–p Hybridization,but Coordination Number Determines C−H and C−C Bond Length

A fundamental and ubiquitous phenomenon in chemistry is the contraction of both C−H and C−C bonds as the carbon atoms involved vary, in s–p hybridization, along sp³ to sp² to sp. Our quantum chemical bonding analyses based on Kohn–Sham molecular orbital theory show that the generally accepted rationale behind this trend is incorrect. Inspection of the molecular orbitals and their corresponding orbital overlaps reveals that the above-mentioned shortening in C−H and C−C bonds is not determined by an increasing amount of s-character at the carbon atom in these bonds. Instead, we establish that this structural trend is caused by a diminishing steric (Pauli) repulsion between substituents around the pertinent carbon atom, as the coordination number decreases along sp³ to sp² to sp.     

Adjusting magnetic moments of Sc13 and Y13 clusters by doping different X atom (X = Na,Mg, Al,Si, P)

We have investigated the structural and magnetic properties of the doped XM₁₂ and charged M₁₃ (X = Na, Mg, Al, Si, P; M = Sc, Y) clusters using the density‐functional theory with spin‐polarized generalized gradient approximation. It was found that doped atoms can induce significant change of the magnetic moments of Sc₁₃ and Y₁₃ clusters. The total magnetic moments of the NaM₁₂, MgM₁₂, AlM₁₂, SiM₁₂, and PM₁₂ clusters are regular 5, 6 (12), 7, 8, and 9 μ_b, respectively (but 19 μ_b for Sc₁₃ and Y₁₃, 12 μ_b for Y, 18 μ_b for Sc, Sc, and Y). The doped atom substituting the surface atom of the plausible icosahedral configuration is viewed as the ground‐state structure of the XM₁₂ (X = Na, P; M = Sc, Y) and MgSc₁₂ clusters. While for XM₁₂ (X = Al, Si; M = Sc, Y) and MgY₁₂ clusters, the doped atom occupying the central position of the icosahedral configuration is viewed as the ground‐state structure. The doping and the charging both enhance the stability of the Sc₁₃ and Y₁₃ clusters. These findings should have an important impact on the design of the adjustable magnetic moments systems. © 2009 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. Int J Quantum Chem, 2010     

取代基对有机钼化合物中α-氢转移反应势垒和产物稳定性的影响

使用B3LYP方法研究了发生在有机钼化合物R³R⁴Mo(≡CH)(CHR¹R²)和R³R⁴Mo(＝CH₂)(＝CR¹R²)之间的α-氢转移反应, 探讨了R¹, R², R³和R⁴位置上不同取代基对α-氢转移反应势垒和产物稳定性的影响. 研究发现, 金属钼有机化合物中, 发生α-氢转移的碳原子在过渡态中采用sp²杂化. R¹和R²位置上取代基对α-氢转移反应势垒的影响取决于取代基对过渡态中碳原子的未参与sp²杂化的p_z轨道上单电子的离域作用. 当R¹, R²位置是甲基时, 由于碳原子的p_z轨道与甲基的一个C—H键轨道间存在强的超共轭效应, 从而可以较大程度地降低α-氢转移反应的势垒. 研究结果还表明, 当R³, R⁴位置为SiH₃时的反应势垒较低. 所以当R¹和R² 位置为Me, R³和R⁴位置为SiH₃时, 反应势垒最低. 第一个甲基取代R¹或R²位置的H时, 反应势垒降低很大; 第二个甲基继续取代时, 反应势垒的降低约为第一个甲基的一半. 第一个SiH₃取代R³或R⁴位置的甲基时, 反应势垒降低较大; 第二个SiH₃继续取代时, 反应势垒的降低小于第一个SiH₃的一半. 对反应物和产物的相对稳定性的研究表明, 第一个甲基和第二个甲基对产物的相对能量的降低几乎相同; 第一个SiH₃降低产物的相对能量, 但是第二个SiH₃使产物的相对能量升高, 从而抵消了第一个SiH₃对产物的稳定作用.     

Mechanism of Nickel(II)‐Catalyzed Oxidative C(sp2)−H/C(sp3)−H Coupling of Benzamides and Toluene Derivatives

The Ni‐catalyzed C(sp²)?H/C(sp³)?H coupling of benzamides with toluene derivatives was recently successfully achieved with mild oxidant iC₃F₇I. Herein, we employ density functional theory (DFT) methods to resolve the mechanistic controversies. Two previously proposed mechanisms are excluded, and our proposed mechanism involving iodine‐atom transfer (IAT) between iC₃F₇I and the Ni^II intermediate was found to be more feasible. With this mechanism, the presence of a carbon radical is consistent with the experimental observation that (2,2,6,6‐tetramethylpiperidin‐1‐yl)oxyl (TEMPO) completely quenches the reaction. Meanwhile, the hydrogen‐atom abstraction of toluene is irreversible and the activation of the C(sp²)?H bond of benzamides is reversible. Both of these conclusions are in good agreement with Chatani's deuterium‐labeling experiments.     

The Silicon Carbonyls Revisited: On the Existence of a Planar Si(CO)4

Recently, some works have focused attention on the reactivity of silicon atom with closed-shell molecules. Silicon may form a few relatively stable compounds with CO, i.e. Si(CO), Si(CO)₂, Si[C₂O₂], while the existence of polycarbonyl (n>2) silicon complexes has been rejected by current literature. In this paper, the reaction of silicon with carbonyl has been reinvestigated by density functional calculations. It has been found that the tetracoordinated planar Si(CO)₄ complex is thermodynamically stable. In Si(CO), silicon carbonyl, and Si(CO)₂, silicon dicarbonyl, the CO are datively bonded to Si; Si(CO)₄, silicon tetracarbonyl, may be viewed as a resonance between the extreme configurations (CO)₂Si + 2CO and 2CO + Si(CO)₂; while Si[C₂O₂], c-silicodiketone, is similar to the compounds formed by silicon and ethylene. A detailed orbital analysis has shown that the Si bonding with two CO is consistent with the use of sp ²-hybridized orbitals on silicon, while the Si bonding with four CO is consistent with the use of sp ² d-hybridized orbitals on silicon, giving rise to a planar structure about Si.     

Theoretical study of the relative stabilities of H+(X)2 and H+(X)3 conformers and their clustering energies: X  CO and N2

Third-order Møller–Plesset perturbation theory (MP 3) with a 6-31G** basis set was applied to study the relative stabilities of H⁺(X)₂ conformations (X ? CO and N₂) and their clustering energies. The effect of both basis set extensions and electron correlation is not negligible on the relative stabilities of the H⁺(CO)₂ clusters. The most stable conformation of H⁺(CO)₂ is found to be a C_∞v structure in which a carbon atom of CO bonds to the proton of H⁺(CO), whereas that of H⁺(N₂)₂ is a symmetry D_∞h structure. The second lowest energy conformations of H⁺(CO)₂ and H⁺(N₂)₂ lie within 2 kcal/mol above the energies of the most stable structures. Clustering energies computed using MP 3 method with the 6-31G** basis set are in good agreement with the experimental findings of Hiraoka, Saluja, and Kebarle. The low-lying singlet conformations of H⁺(X)₃ (X ? CO and N₂) have been studied by the use of the Hartree–Fock MO method with the 6-31G** basis set and second-order Møller–Plesset perturbation theory with a 4-31G basis set. The most stable structure is a T-shaped structure in which a carbon atom of CO (or a nitrogen atom of N₂) attacks the proton of the most stable conformation of H⁺(X)₂ clusters.     

Quantum chemical study of the appearance of the “α-effect” in35Cl NQR spectra of chloromethylsilanes

We consider the connection between the electron distribution in ClCH₂MX₁X₂X₃ molecules (M = C, Si) calculated by the CNDO/2 method and the experimental³⁵Cl NQR frequencies. We show that the ratio of the NQR frequencies for chloromethylsilanes and their organic analogs can be explained on the basis of ideas concerning the totality of induction and conjugation effects influencing the population of the orbital of the chlorine atom which participates in formation of the C-Cl bond.Translated from Teoreticheskaya i Eksperimental'naya Khimiya, Vol. 26, No. 2, pp. 241–244, March–April, 1990.     

Ab initio Study on Formation Mechanism of Spiro-Si-Heterocyclic Ring Compound Involving Ge from H2Ge=Si: and Formaldehyde

H₂Ge=Si: and its derivatives (X₂Ge=Si:, X=H, Me, F, Cl, Br, Ph, Ar,…) are new species. Its cycloaddition reactions are new area for the study of silylene chemistry. The cycloaddition reaction mechanism of singlet H₂Ge=Si: and formaldehyde has been investigated with the MP2/aug-cc-pVDZ method. From the potential energy profile, it could be predicted that the reaction has one dominant reaction pathway. The reaction rule is that two reactants firstly form a four-membered Ge-heterocyclic ring silylene through the [2+2] cycloaddition reaction. Because of the 3p unoccupied orbital of Si: atom in the four-membered Ge-heterocyclic ring silylene and the π orbital of formaldehyde forming a π→p donor-acceptor bond, the four-membered Ge-heterocyclic ring silylene further combines with formaldehyde to form an intermediate. Because the Si: atom in the intermediate undergoes sp³ hybridization after transition state, then the intermediate isomerizes to a spiro-Si-heterocyclic ring compound involving Ge via a transition state. The result indicates the laws of cycloaddition reaction between H₂Ge=Si: or its derivatives (X₂Ge=Si:, X=H, Me, F, Cl, Br, Ph, Ar,…) and asymmetric π-bonded compounds are significant for the synthesis of small-ring involving Si and Ge and spiro-Si-heterocyclic ring compounds involving Ge.     

Influence of post‐annealing on a diamondlike carbon film analyzed by Raman spectroscopy

The influence of a post‐annealing treatment on the chemical structure of a diamondlike carbon (DLC) film was clarified by Raman spectroscopy. The DLC films were synthesized by ionized deposition. The structures were elucidated via Raman analysis in conjunction with the sp² cluster model. The as‐prepared DLC film consisted of a dielectric matrix including sp³ carbon, where sp² clusters were floating. When the post‐annealing treatment commenced, especially between 450 and 600°C, carbon─hydrogen bonds were cleaved, and the hydrogen atoms were desorbed from the film, creating defects or dangling bonds. The defects were reactive in growing sp² clusters that were strained with numerous defects because of the restricted degrees of freedom in the solid. As the post‐annealing temperature further increased, the clusters became dominant and the strain was gradually dissolved.     

Investigation of organosilicon radicals : I. Methylphenylsilane anion radicals

CNDO/2 calculations with an spd basis set have been carried out on methyl-phenylsilane anion radicals, and the calculated spin density values compared with the experimental hyperfine coupling constants. The CNDO method overestimates the role of d orbitals and the partial charges on hydrogen atoms attached to silicon atom. The partial charge distribution and the carbonsilicon bond order in the anion radicals and the corresponding neutral molecules are discussed. The equilibrium carbonsilicon bond distance in the trimethylphenylsilane molecule and corresponding anion radical have also been investigated.     

Theoretical Investigation of Binary and Ternary Metal Clusters derived from [Y10M]n— Zintl Ions

The pseudo element concept is applied to isolated Zintl anions [Y₁₀M]^n—, where M is Ni or Zn, and Y is a third group element, which is replaced by a fourth group element X. The aim of the theoretical study is to identify stable binary metal atom clusters and to test the robustness of the Zintl concept. DFT and RIMP2 methods are employed for this purpose. All low‐energy isomers of [X₁₀M]^m+ show structures known from corresponding Zintl anions. A partial replacement of only six third group elements, however, may lead to different low‐energy topologies. The cohesive energy of the clusters X₁₀Ni (X = Si, Ge, Sn, Pb) is significantly higher than that of the bare X₁₀ species, binding energy of the Ni atom amounts to about 5 eV.     

密度泛函方法研究卤族原子(F,Br, I)与银原子簇的相互作用

应用密度泛函理论计算方法研究了气相中的单个的F, Br, I原子吸附在中性和带正、负电荷的银原子团簇上的平衡几何构型 Ag_nX^0,±1 (X＝F, Br, I)、吸附能、电荷转移量以及碎片化模式, 并与先前研究过的氯原子在银原子簇上的吸附做了对比. 结果表明卤族原子在银原子簇上的吸附得到的相似的最稳定几何构型, 具有相似的吸附性质. 吸附能和电子转移量的大小顺序为F＞Cl＞Br＞I, 与电负性顺序相一致.     

Enantioselective Construction of α‐Chiral Silanes by Nickel‐Catalyzed C(sp3)−C(sp3) Cross‐Coupling

An enantioselective C(sp³)?C(sp³) cross‐coupling of racemic α‐silylated alkyl iodides and alkylzinc reagents is reported. The reaction is catalyzed by NiCl₂/(S,S)‐Bn‐Pybox and yields α‐chiral silanes with high enantiocontrol. The catalyst system does not promote the cross‐coupling of the corresponding carbon analogue, corroborating the stabilizing effect of the silyl group on the alkyl radical intermediate (α‐silicon effect). Both coupling partners can be, but do not need to be, functionalized, and hence, even α‐chiral silanes with no functional group in direct proximity of the asymmetrically substituted carbon atom become accessible. This distinguishes the new method from established approaches for the synthesis of α‐chiral silanes.     

Atomic and bond properties in functionalized esters and amides

The properties of various atomic groups of molecules containing a carbonyl unit (XCOY) consisting of an ester (Y=OR) or amide function (Y=NHR) in different molecular environments (X=H, Me, Et, OH, OMe, NH₂, NHMe, F, Cl), as well as their influence on the properties of the alkyl chain (R=C₈H₁₇) in the molecule, were analyzed by use of the theory of atoms in molecules (AIM). To this end, the main atomic and bond properties for each atom in 18 carbonyl compounds of the aforementioned types were determined on the basis of 6-31++G**//6-31G* wave functions. The properties of the C and O atoms in the carbonyl group, and those of their bonds, are directly related to the nature and electronegativity of the X substituent and to the character of the Y group. The nature of the C Y bond and the properties of the Y group are also dependent on the proximity of the X group. Based on the precision with which integrated properties were determined, assessed by L(Ω), the properties of the methylene groups of the R chain located in α and β with respect to Y are essentially dependent on the nature of Y and, to a lesser extent, on that of X. The methylene group in γ with respect to Y exhibits a dependence on the nature of the latter that vanishes in more distinct groups; therefore, the methylene in ε can be assimilated to one in an alkane. ©1999 John Wiley & Sons, Inc. J Comput Chem 20: 1444–1454, 1999