An ab initio study of (H3B←NH3)−—a dipole-bound anion supported by the dative charge-transfer bond in the neutral host

作者: Robyn Barrios , Piotr Skurski , Janusz Rak , Maciej Gutowski

DOI: 10.1063/1.1319642

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摘要: The possibility of electron binding to the complex (H3BNH3) was studied at coupled cluster level theory with single, double, and noniterative triple excitations. staggered conformation (minimum), a dipole moment 5.3 Debye, binds an by 984 cm−1, whereas eclipsed conformer (saddle point) possesses larger (5.5 Debye) 1014 cm−1. neutral parent (H3BNH3)− anion involves dative bond that is responsible for significant polarization species generates moment.

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