SCFMO STUDIES OF SOME SELECTED HYDROGEN BONDED SYSTEMS
AMANI ABD EL-AZIZ SHALABI;
Abstract
This research consists of three chapters :
Chapter 1: Is introduction, that includes three parts, literalure survey on acetylene and disilyne, the chemistry of ecited states and the him of the study.
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Chapter II: The theoretical methods employed in this work iand
calculation of potential energy function associated with molecrlar
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conformations.
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Chapter III: Exhibits results and discussions of MNDO
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calculation on acetylene and disilyne as one of selected hydrogen bortded
structures of carbon and silicon as two members of group four iJ the periodic table, for studying substituent, charge and spin multiplicity effect as well as the detailed conformational analysis.
The equilibrium geomelus of under study molecules are deteJined and it was found that in spite of carbon and silicon present in the Jame group but differe from each other in their ability to make hydrogen bonds and also in equilibrium geometries, but the substituent effects by flobne not change geometries of both acetylene and disilyne in ground state Jhich in fact different; also, in considering charge effects that the positive cJarge does not affect the geometries of acetylene but negative charge chdnges geometries.
Chapter 1: Is introduction, that includes three parts, literalure survey on acetylene and disilyne, the chemistry of ecited states and the him of the study.
the
Chapter II: The theoretical methods employed in this work iand
calculation of potential energy function associated with molecrlar
I
conformations.
I
Chapter III: Exhibits results and discussions of MNDO
i
calculation on acetylene and disilyne as one of selected hydrogen bortded
structures of carbon and silicon as two members of group four iJ the periodic table, for studying substituent, charge and spin multiplicity effect as well as the detailed conformational analysis.
The equilibrium geomelus of under study molecules are deteJined and it was found that in spite of carbon and silicon present in the Jame group but differe from each other in their ability to make hydrogen bonds and also in equilibrium geometries, but the substituent effects by flobne not change geometries of both acetylene and disilyne in ground state Jhich in fact different; also, in considering charge effects that the positive cJarge does not affect the geometries of acetylene but negative charge chdnges geometries.
Other data
| Title | SCFMO STUDIES OF SOME SELECTED HYDROGEN BONDED SYSTEMS | Other Titles | دراسات SCFMO لبعض الأنظمة المختارة والمحتوية على رابطة الهيدروجين | Authors | AMANI ABD EL-AZIZ SHALABI | Issue Date | 1996 |
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