Automated prediction of ground state spin for transition metal complexes
Yuri Cho,
Ruben Laplaza,
Sergi Vela
et al.
Abstract:We develop a general approach to predict the ground state spin of transition metal complexes directly from crystal structures with 98% accuracy, thus enabling the automated use of crystallographic data in large-scale quantum chemical computations.
Accurate prediction of spin–state energetics for transition metal (TM) complexes is a compelling problem in applied quantum chemistry, with enormous implications for modeling catalytic reaction mechanisms and computational discovery of...
Accurate prediction of spin–state energetics for transition metal (TM) complexes is a compelling problem in applied quantum chemistry, with enormous implications for modeling catalytic reaction mechanisms and computational discovery of...
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