The C-I bond dissociation enthalpies （BDE） of various organic iodides were calculated using high-level theoretical methods including MP2 and CCSD（T） with extrapolated basis set as well as a number of density funct...The C-I bond dissociation enthalpies （BDE） of various organic iodides were calculated using high-level theoretical methods including MP2 and CCSD（T） with extrapolated basis set as well as a number of density functional theory methods. After systematic evaluation of the theoretical results against available experimental C-I BDEs, it was found that the MPW LYPIM method gave the lowest root mean square error. We, therefore, used this method to examine the substituent effects on different categories of C（sp3）-I and C（sp2）-I bonds. Fur thermore, the remote substituent effects on the C-I BDEs of substituted iodobenzenes and substituted （iodomethyl）benzenes were also investigated at the same level. The C-I BDEs of typical heteroaromatic iodides including five-membered and six-membered heterocyclic iodides were also examined.展开更多
The dihydrogen bonds B-H...H-X （X= the complexes of NH3BH3 with HF, HCl, F, Cl, Br, C, O, N） in the dimer （NH3BH3）2 and HBr, H2CO, H20, and CH3OH were theoretically studied. The results show that formation of the ...The dihydrogen bonds B-H...H-X （X= the complexes of NH3BH3 with HF, HCl, F, Cl, Br, C, O, N） in the dimer （NH3BH3）2 and HBr, H2CO, H20, and CH3OH were theoretically studied. The results show that formation of the dihydrogen bond leads to elongation and stretch frequency red shift of the BH and XH bonds, except that in the H2CO system, the CH bond blue shifts. For （NH3BH3）2 and the complexes of the halogenides, red shifts of the XH bonds are caused by the intermolecular hyperconjugation σ（BH）→σ^＊ （XH）. For the system of H2CO, a blue shift of the CH bond is caused by a decrease of the intramolecular hyperconjugation n（O→σ^＊ （CH）. In the other two systems, the red shift of OH bond is a secondary effect of the stronger traditional red-shifted H-bonds N-H... O. In all these systems, red shifts of the BH bonds are caused by two factors： negative repolarization and negative rehybridization of the BH bond, and decrease of occupancy on σ（BH） caused by the intermolecular hyperconjugation σ（BH）→σ^＊ （XH）.展开更多
文摘The C-I bond dissociation enthalpies （BDE） of various organic iodides were calculated using high-level theoretical methods including MP2 and CCSD（T） with extrapolated basis set as well as a number of density functional theory methods. After systematic evaluation of the theoretical results against available experimental C-I BDEs, it was found that the MPW LYPIM method gave the lowest root mean square error. We, therefore, used this method to examine the substituent effects on different categories of C（sp3）-I and C（sp2）-I bonds. Fur thermore, the remote substituent effects on the C-I BDEs of substituted iodobenzenes and substituted （iodomethyl）benzenes were also investigated at the same level. The C-I BDEs of typical heteroaromatic iodides including five-membered and six-membered heterocyclic iodides were also examined.
基金ACKNOWLEDGMENT This work was supported Science Foundation of China by the National Natural （No.20873103）.
文摘The dihydrogen bonds B-H...H-X （X= the complexes of NH3BH3 with HF, HCl, F, Cl, Br, C, O, N） in the dimer （NH3BH3）2 and HBr, H2CO, H20, and CH3OH were theoretically studied. The results show that formation of the dihydrogen bond leads to elongation and stretch frequency red shift of the BH and XH bonds, except that in the H2CO system, the CH bond blue shifts. For （NH3BH3）2 and the complexes of the halogenides, red shifts of the XH bonds are caused by the intermolecular hyperconjugation σ（BH）→σ^＊ （XH）. For the system of H2CO, a blue shift of the CH bond is caused by a decrease of the intramolecular hyperconjugation n（O→σ^＊ （CH）. In the other two systems, the red shift of OH bond is a secondary effect of the stronger traditional red-shifted H-bonds N-H... O. In all these systems, red shifts of the BH bonds are caused by two factors： negative repolarization and negative rehybridization of the BH bond, and decrease of occupancy on σ（BH） caused by the intermolecular hyperconjugation σ（BH）→σ^＊ （XH）.
