2011
DOI: 10.1134/s0036024411110355
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Photoelectron spectra and electron structure of boron difluoride ethyl acetonate, boron difluoride benzoyl acetonate, and its derivatives

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“…For the F 2 B(acac) complex, the respective changes in the two former bonds exhibited reverse signs (þ0.06 Å and À0.04 Å) and the CeC bond lengths in the cycle increased by 0.06 Å. These oscillation coordinate changes gave the first band a 0.6 eV half-width [18].…”
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“…For the F 2 B(acac) complex, the respective changes in the two former bonds exhibited reverse signs (þ0.06 Å and À0.04 Å) and the CeC bond lengths in the cycle increased by 0.06 Å. These oscillation coordinate changes gave the first band a 0.6 eV half-width [18].…”
Section: Spectral Interpretationmentioning
confidence: 85%
“…As shown in Refs. [17,18,21,41], the band for the p 3 -electrons in the PE spectra of the metal acetylacetates with a metaleligand ionic bonding exhibited a half-height width of 0.5e0.6 eV. For the PE spectra of Ni(аcac) 2 and hetero-substituted IIeIV, removing an electron from the anti-bonding MO in all compounds (Fig.…”
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“…The choice of the basis set and the functional for the calculation of boron compounds I-VII is caused by good correlation of the theoretical and experimental data in [16,17,22]. In order to assess the correspondence of the optimized geometry of molecules of I-VII to the local minimum points on the potential energy surface the Hessian matrix was calculated.…”
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“…In the comparison of the experimental ionization energies IE i (the IE i values correspond to the energies of the IE g Gaussian maxima) with the calculated Kohn-Sham orbital energies ε i the extended variant of the Koopmans theorem was applied (IE i = -ε i + δ i ). With regard to the correction for the orbital energy δ i this theorem makes it possible to achieve good agreement between the experimental and calculated energies [15][16][17].…”
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confidence: 99%