Elemental analysis of organic phosphorus compounds X. Schöniger-flask method for phosphorus

By use of a fused-silica hook for holding the sample packet in a Schöniger combustion flask, even difficultly combustible phosphorus compounds can be completely decomposed.     

Accuracy of first-order wavefunctions for ten-electron atomic systems

It is demonstrated that for Ne-like systems, the zeroth-plus-first-order wavefunctions, obtained within Rayleigh—Schrödinger perturbation theory based on H₀ = H_HF, are of the same accuracy as variational wavefunctions obtained in CI calculations using very extensive sets of singly and doubly excited configurations. Variational correlation energies for Na⁺, Mg²⁺ and Ar⁸⁺ are reported for the first time.     

Analysis of the surface photovoltage under sub-bandgap illumination: Effect of the bulk traps

The simple theory of the surface photovoltage induced by photostimulated electron transitions from the bulk impurity levels is given. The relevant calculations show that the surface barrier height, the concentration of the impurity levels and the trapping process at the surface effectively control this phenomenon. Under the proper conditions, a very low excitation level in the bulk can generate significant surface photovoltage signals.     

Generation of the derivative of out-of-plane displacements in the high-sensitivity grating interferometry configuration

A simple method for determining the surface slope of a specimen under test in the high-sensitivity grating interferometry setup is proposed. The information on the derivative of out-of-plane displacement is obtained by software subtraction of two primary interferograms: a conventional one and one with diffraction orders laterally displaced in the image plane. Very good coincidence between the theoretical and experimental results has been obtained. The method can be used for studying static and transient events depending on the fringe pattern analysis method used.     

The electronic structure of the oxygen double-bridged μμ′-dioxo-bis(oxodichloroaquo)dimolybdate (V)-ion by SCCC MO method

Results of SCCC MO calculations for the dimeric oxygen double-bridged [Mo₂O₄Cl₄(H₂O)₂]^2–ion are reported. On the basis of these results the previously reported spectra and magnetic properties may be explained. The strong direct molybdenum — molybdenum interaction in the Mo₂O ₄ ²⁺ core was proved to exist.

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Zusammenfassung Die Ergebnisse von SCCC MO-Rechnungen für das zweikernige Ion [Mo₂O₄Cl₄(H₂O)₂]^2– mit zweifacher Sauerstoffbrücke werden mitgeteilt. Danach können die früher angeführten magnetischen und spektralen Eigenschaften dieses Ions verstanden werden. Die Existenz starker unmittelbarer Molybdän-Molybdän Wechselwirkungen innerhalb des Mo₂O ₄ ²⁺ Kerns wird nachgewiesen.

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Résumé Résultats de calculs SCCCMO pour l'ion dimère Mo₂O₄Cl₄(H₂O) ₂ ^2– . Sur la base de ces résultats les propriétés spectrales et magnétiques précédemment obtenues peuvent être expliquées. L'existence d'une forte interaction directe molybdène-molybdène dans le coeur Mo₂O ₄ ²⁺ est clairement démontrée.

     

Meso-[2.2]paracyclophanyltriphenylporphyrin: A simple representative of cyclophanylporphyrins

(R + S)Meso-[2.2]Paracyclophanyltriphenylporphyrin 3 , a member of a novel class of cyclophanylporphyrins, was obtained and characterized by spectroscopic and electrochemical methods. Compared to meso-tetra[2.2]paracyclophanylporphyrin 1, it represents a simplified structure designed for the investigation of electronic interactions between the [2.2]paracyclophane moiety and porphyrin core and for use in metallation reactions.     

All-valence-electron and transition density matrix calculations of the electronic spectra of [2.2]paracyclophanequinones

The combined CNDO/S and transition density matrix methods reproduced well the UV-VIS spectra of the intramolecular charge-transfer complexes of double- and triple-layered [2.2]paracyclophanequinones in which benzene and p-benzoquinone represent the donor and acceptor layers: DA, DDA and DAD. Calculations pointed to the already known experimental bathochromic shifts of the longest wavelength absorption band for the DADDADAD transformations. The electronic transitions corresponding to this band are for DA and DDA the CT transitions of the ^* type; however, for DAD the band represents the n ^* transition localized on the acceptor ring.     

An investigation of the reliability of the Galerkin-Petrov method

The Galerkin-Petrov method is applied to the determination of the ground state energy of the beryllium atom. The basis set of the coordinate subspace consists of correlated wavefunctions of the combined configuration-interaction-Hylleraas type. The basis set of the projective subspace is of the configuration-interaction type. The usefulness of a previously proposed way of characterization of pairs of subspaces has been further confirmed. Experience in constructing close pairs of subspaces gathered in the case of two-electron systems is used for the larger system. Two methods for constructing pairs of subspaces are used in the calculations.     

A cryosolution infrared study of the complexes of fluoroform with ammonia and pyridine: Evidence for a C-H...N pseudo blue-shifting hydrogen bond

Mid-infrared spectra of mixed solutions in liquid xenon containing fluoroform and either ammonia or pyridine have been investigated at temperatures between 173 and 213 K. For both Lewis bases, a new band is found in the CH stretching region at a frequency approximately 5 cm(-1) higher than that of monomer fluoroform, which is assigned to a complex between fluoroform and the Lewis base. A detailed analysis of the nu1/2nu(4) Fermi resonance in the proton donor shows that the blue shifts observed for the complexes are not caused by a strengthening of the CH bond during the complexation, but are due to the changes in the Fermi resonance interactions. Information on the nu1/2nu(4) Fermi resonance was also obtained for the complexes of fluoroform with dimethyl ether and trimethyl amine.