Richard M. Stevens, William N. Lipscomb
The Journal of Chemical Physics
The 11B1H molecule of ∑+ symmetry is predicted, on the basis of perturbed Hartree-Fock calculations in which the origin is chosen at the B nucleus, to have a magnetic susceptibility of 18.16 ppm (paramagnetic!), a rotational magnetic moment of -8.17 μN, shielding constants at B of -264 ppm and at H of 22.6 ppm, and spin rotation constants of CB = 496 kc/sec and CH= -8.5 kc/sec. When the origin is shifted to H, only the values of H shielding (17.6 ppm) and the spin-rotation constant CH=-25.3 kc/sec are substantially different. Abbreviation of the ground-state wavefunction to the minimum basis set is shown to produce errors as high as 50% in the calculated magnetic properties.
Richard M. Stevens, William N. Lipscomb
The Journal of Chemical Physics
Richard M. Stevens, William N. Lipscomb
The Journal of Chemical Physics
Richard M. Stevens, William N. Lipscomb
The Journal of Chemical Physics
Richard M. Stevens, William N. Lipscomb
The Journal of Chemical Physics