Semiempirical studies of core-electron binding energy shifts |
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Authors: | Zvonimir B. Maksić Krešimir Rupnik |
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Affiliation: | (1) Theoretical Chemistry Group, The Institute Rudjer Bo kovic , Yu-41001 Zagreb, Yugoslavia;(2) Physical Chemistry Department, The Faculty of Natural Sciences, The University of Zagreb, Maruli ev trg 19, 41000 Zagreb |
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Abstract: | The inner-core binding-energy shifts ( BEs) of boron and carbon atoms in various chemical environments were studied by the semiempirical Self-Consistent Charge Molecular Orbital (SCC MO) method. The calculations are based on the initial ground state electrostatic potential model. The main feature of our approach is the empirical treatment of the coefficient relating BEs with the orbital populations of the host atom and the Madelung energy term. These adjustable parameters absorb a large portion of relaxation energy. The so obtained results are in good agreement with experimental data. They are better than earlier CNDO/2 results obtained by using either ground state or relaxation potential models. Present results indicate that semiempirical methods like SCC MO are able to account for changes in BE(1s) with a fair accuracy although the inner-shell electrons are not explicitly considered in the actual calculations. |
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Keywords: | ESCA spectroscopy Inner-core levels, semiempirical calculation of /content/r1u77556t513j312/xxlarge8764.gif" alt=" sim" align=" MIDDLE" BORDER=" 0" > |
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