1995
DOI: 10.1016/0166-1280(94)04109-6
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Theoretical investigation on the acceptor role of MOs in three and four-membered ring thio compounds and their open chain analogues. Comparison of ground state, lowest energy triplet state and anion properties

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“…More recently, Kirchner et al (10) observed the Fourier transform microwave spectrum of ethylene sulfide for 32 S and 33 S isotopic species. Molecules with three membered rings, like ethylene sulfide, have been the subject of various calculations (10,11) in order to study ring strain.…”
Section: Note the R 0 Structure Of Ethylene Sulfidementioning
confidence: 99%
“…More recently, Kirchner et al (10) observed the Fourier transform microwave spectrum of ethylene sulfide for 32 S and 33 S isotopic species. Molecules with three membered rings, like ethylene sulfide, have been the subject of various calculations (10,11) in order to study ring strain.…”
Section: Note the R 0 Structure Of Ethylene Sulfidementioning
confidence: 99%
“…It was reported previously [8,20] and attributed to the (CH 3 ) 2 S − ground state anion. Ab initio SCF-CI computations [24] at the MP4 level give an optimized 2 B 2 ground anion state energy of 3.27 eV, with the extra electron trapped in a σ * (S-C) MO having a strong sulphur 3p contribution (antisymmetric valence, plus Rydberg character). In dimethyldisulphide and dimethyltrisulphide this resonance is shifted to lower energy by 0.5 and 1.0 eV, respectively, which cannot be related to a S-C bond length variation [25].…”
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“…Their actual nature will not be discussed here. In a previous theoretical study, we have shown that the electron acceptor properties of a given thio compound to some extent depend on the actual CS bond length(s): long CS bonds are associated with low-energy σ* MOs, with a good propensity for accommodating an extra electron at low energy cost . When dealing with molecules 1 − 4 , no important bond length variation is observed and, accordingly, no clear-cut trend is observed in the vertical energies of the lowest energy anion state, calculated by the VP method.…”
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confidence: 92%