摘要

Secondary hydrogen isotope effects on the geometries, electronic wave functions and binding energies of cation-pi complexes (cation = Li+, Na+, K+ and pi = acetylene, ethylene, benzene) are investigated with NEO/HF and NEO/MP2 methods. These methods determine both electronic and nuclear wave functions simultaneously. Our results show that an increase of the hydrogen nuclear mass leads to the elongation of the cation-pi bond distance and the decrease in its binding energy. An explanation to this behavior is given in terms of the changes in the pi-molecule electronic structure and electrostatic potential induced by isotopic substitutions.

  • 出版日期2010-9-2