2007
DOI: 10.1021/ja065038b
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Bonding and Electronic Structure of XeF3-

Abstract: The xenon-fluoride bond dissociation energy in XeF3- has been measured by using energy-resolved collision-induced dissociation studies of the ion. The measured value, 0.84 +/- 0.06 eV, is higher than that predicted by electrostatic and three-center, four-electron bonding models. The bonding in XeF3- is qualitatively described by using molecular orbital approaches, using either a diradical approach or orbital interaction models. Two low-energy singlet structures are identified for XeF3-, consisting of Y- and T-… Show more

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“…Finally, a Y-shaped anion (D3h) was also computed as a diradical species, in accord with the structure predicted by MO theory, 14 Calculations performed in the present work (DFT using the PBE1 functional, and CCSD; basis sets: aVTZ (for F) and aVTZ(-PP) (for Xe) were done without symmetry constraints, and reveal that the global-energy minimum of the anion is the F2Xe---F -adduct (Cs symmetry), in Figure 3a). For the DFT structure, one of the Xe-F bonds is distinctly longer (2.378 Å) than the other two (2.045 and 2.099 Å), but well within the sum of the van der Waals radii for Xe and F.…”
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confidence: 70%
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“…Finally, a Y-shaped anion (D3h) was also computed as a diradical species, in accord with the structure predicted by MO theory, 14 Calculations performed in the present work (DFT using the PBE1 functional, and CCSD; basis sets: aVTZ (for F) and aVTZ(-PP) (for Xe) were done without symmetry constraints, and reveal that the global-energy minimum of the anion is the F2Xe---F -adduct (Cs symmetry), in Figure 3a). For the DFT structure, one of the Xe-F bonds is distinctly longer (2.378 Å) than the other two (2.045 and 2.099 Å), but well within the sum of the van der Waals radii for Xe and F.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 70%
“…The structure computed at the CCSD/aVTZ level of theory was found to possess similar geometric parameters to that of the DFT structure (Table 1). It is unclear why the XeF3 -anion was computed to be an energy minimum in the previous study 14 since the structure remains a transition state even when the calculations are performed using the same basis set-density functional combination as employed in the original work.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…and contain Xe at oxidation states +2, +4, +6, +8 (Fig. 1), or Kr II in fluoride environment; chemistry of 'classical' Ng compoundsalso undergoing violent progress 9 -has been reviewed elsewhere [10][11][12] and only rarely will be mentioned here. 13 Whatever goes beyond that (and any chemical bonding involving Ar) will be treated as 'atypical', and described from a chemical perspective to a greater detail, with particular emphasis on chemistry of Xe.…”
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“…As econd structure derives from a D 3h star-shaped molecule.S uch as pecies would share the electronic characteristics of the isoelectronic (and known [20,21] )X eF 3 À ion in being ac lassic Jahn-Teller system. Tw oelectrons would occupy an e orbital, with deformations to Tand Ys hapes expected.…”
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confidence: 99%