E.E. Koch, W.D. Grobman
Solid State Communications
We have determined the binding energies (initial energies) for the Zn 3d-derived density of states in Zn- phthalocyanine (ZnPC) from photoelectron energy distribution curves obtained with photon energies ranging from 30 to 120 eV by exploiting the strong hv-independence of the 3d partial cross section. The center of the 3d derived states is located 15.2 eV below the vacuum level Evac = 0) and is 1.2 eV wide (fwhm). The experimental results are compared with ab initio Hartree-Fock-LCAO calculations on ZnN4 clusters. The fully relaxed ionization potentials (IP) derived from self-consistent wavefunctions of the different d-hole states of ZnN4 are smaller by about 6 eV with respect to the Koopmans IPs. This relaxation shift brings the calculated center of the 3d derived states in close agreement with experiment. The relative positions of the calculated 3d-type levels in ZnN4 are also consistent with a simple ligand field model of the ZnPC complex where reasonable interaction parameters are used. © 1981.
E.E. Koch, W.D. Grobman
Solid State Communications
K. Hermann, W. Möller, et al.
Journal of Electron Spectroscopy and Related Phenomena
P.S. Bagus, K. Hermann
Applications of Surface Science
K. Hermann, P.S. Bagus
Physical Review B