1985
DOI: 10.1139/v85-316
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Features of the thioformaldehyde potential energy surfaces

Abstract: The structures of seven minima and five transition states of the S0 and T1 potential energy surfaces of thioformaldehyde have been located at the 3-21G* SCF level. Further calculations have been carried out to determine harmonic vibrational frequencies and to examine the effects of larger basis sets and of configuration interaction on energy differences. The molecular dissociation limit of H2 and CS is thermodynamically accessible at the energy of the lowest n,π* excited states and the singlet thiohydroxymethy… Show more

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“…Table III presents results obtained optimizing the molecular geometry for ground state thioformaldehyde. Many of the results reported here for the smaller basis sets were, as in the case of Table 11, also reported previously by others [3][4][5]7]. The possibility of optimizing to a C , structure was permitted, but in each case the optimized structure became C,, .…”
Section: Electronic Structure Of Carbon Monosulfide and Thioformaldehydesupporting
confidence: 82%
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“…Table III presents results obtained optimizing the molecular geometry for ground state thioformaldehyde. Many of the results reported here for the smaller basis sets were, as in the case of Table 11, also reported previously by others [3][4][5]7]. The possibility of optimizing to a C , structure was permitted, but in each case the optimized structure became C,, .…”
Section: Electronic Structure Of Carbon Monosulfide and Thioformaldehydesupporting
confidence: 82%
“…Pope, Hillier, and Guest [3]* have reported very comprehensive studies using three basis sets, two including polarization functions, optimized RHF structures, and single-point CI calculations of 21 important extrema on the H,CS and H2CS+ potential surfaces and have carefully integrated discussion of these extrema with previous theoretical and experimental studies. Goddard's most recent contribution to thioformaldehyde [4] considers many of the same extrema characterized by Pope, Hillier, and Guest with a similar degree of rigor. De Mare [5] has reported RHF and CI optimized geometries using the 3-21G basis set for the ground and lower excited states of thioformaldehyde.…”
Section: Electronic Structure Of Carbon Monosulfide and Thioformaldehydementioning
confidence: 99%
“…he magnitude of this lengthening is probably somewhat overestimated (19). However, the thiocarbonyl stretch, v;, also should be active in the spectrum.…”
Section: Results and Assignmentsmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…The geometry optimization procedure is the Berny (gradient method) (17) and the Hessian matrices were examined in order to ensure that all the eigenvalues are positive and, as such, the stationary point is a true minimum. SCF calculations with split valence or larger basis sets are known usually to predict accurate geometries (16)(17)(18)(19). The net atomic charges are calculated via the Mulliken Population Analysis.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%