1980
DOI: 10.1016/0368-2048(80)85042-0
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The use of the MNDO SCF MO method in UPS band-assignments for unsaturated hydrocarbons and fluorocarbons

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“…The situation became even more complicated when it was found that the MNDO model gave results in harmony with the original interpretation. 136 The origin of these discrepancies is the extreme sensitivity of through-space and through-bond interaction with respect to small changes in geometry.134 Thus, it has finally been observed, using the HAM/3 model with MM1/MM2 geometries, that there is-dependent on the chosen geometry-a nonnegligible, significant mixing of 7r_(bu) and <r(bu) orbitals in 8 and of 7r_(b2) and <r(b2) levels in 9.137 Recently, ab initio Cl calculations, using a partially MINDO/2-optimized structure, gave results in accordance with the simple HAM/3 model.137®…”
Section: Cubane (1)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The situation became even more complicated when it was found that the MNDO model gave results in harmony with the original interpretation. 136 The origin of these discrepancies is the extreme sensitivity of through-space and through-bond interaction with respect to small changes in geometry.134 Thus, it has finally been observed, using the HAM/3 model with MM1/MM2 geometries, that there is-dependent on the chosen geometry-a nonnegligible, significant mixing of 7r_(bu) and <r(bu) orbitals in 8 and of 7r_(b2) and <r(b2) levels in 9.137 Recently, ab initio Cl calculations, using a partially MINDO/2-optimized structure, gave results in accordance with the simple HAM/3 model.137®…”
Section: Cubane (1)mentioning
confidence: 99%