The Journal of Chemical Physics · 1986 · 88 citations · 51 references
Natural SciencesChemistryPhysicsPhysical ChemistryQuantum ChemistryTheoretical ChemistryAb Initio MethodsChemical BondingMolecular BondingMolecular Orbital TheoryChemical Shift AnalysisNegative Temperature Coefficient
Chemical shifts and shift changes with bond modification have been calculated for some small first-row-atom molecules employing a (6311/311/1)=[4s, 3p, d] heavy atom, (31)=[2s] hydrogen basis in the GIAO approach. Shifts and shift anisotropies using this intermediate size basis agree as well with experiment as other, more extensive basis sets; heavy atom shifts are determined reasonably well on an absolute basis and hydrogen shifts are acceptable on a relative scale. Nearly all shift first derivatives are negative with respect to bond lengthening as are the second derivative terms. These results suggest that in most cases a negative temperature coefficient for the chemical shifts of the heavy atoms will be observed, an effect which in fact does obtain in most cases known experimentally.
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Timothy Clark, Jayaraman Chandrasekhar, Günther W. Spitznagel et al. · Journal of Computational Chemistry · 1983 · 7.1K citations
Self-consistent perturbation theory of diamagnetism
R. Ditchfield · Molecular Physics · 1974 · 4.4K citations
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