1992
DOI: 10.1016/0166-1280(92)87019-v
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Ab initio study of C-H bond breaking in olefins

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“…As expected the single configuration Self-ConsistentField (SCF) computations predicted an energy plateau at large C-H separations but this plateau is much too high energetically. The dipole moment increased with increasing C-H separation, indicating that the separated species constitute an ionic pair (25). This behaviour was expected: it is the result of the methodology employed in generating the wave function and is independent of the composition of the basis.…”
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“…As expected the single configuration Self-ConsistentField (SCF) computations predicted an energy plateau at large C-H separations but this plateau is much too high energetically. The dipole moment increased with increasing C-H separation, indicating that the separated species constitute an ionic pair (25). This behaviour was expected: it is the result of the methodology employed in generating the wave function and is independent of the composition of the basis.…”
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“…The seven valence -virtual orbital pairs chosen for the correlations represent the three a(C-H) bonds, the two u(C-C) bonds, the r(C1-C2) bond, and the T-bond involving the methyl group and localized on the C3, H5, and H6 atoms. The two valence orbitals excluded in the excitations were essentially localized on the methyl group and this should not influence the relative energetics to any appreciable extent (25,41,42).…”
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