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Lone pairs mapping by Laplacian of 3He NMR chemical shift. / Tupikina, Elena Yu; Tokhadze, Konstantin G.; Denisov, Gleb S.; Tolstoy, Peter M.

в: Journal of Computational Chemistry, Том 41, № 12, 05.05.2020, стр. 1194-1199.

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title = "Lone pairs mapping by Laplacian of 3He NMR chemical shift",
abstract = "Results of approbation of a new quantum mechanical approach of lone pairs (LPs) visualization, its optimization and testing on a range of model molecules are presented. The main idea of proposed methodology is using 3He atom as a probe for investigating electronic shells of species with LPs. As model objects, we consider “classical” examples of hydrogen cyanide, methanimine, ammonia, phosphine, formaldehyde, water, and hydrogen sulfide. It is shown that LPs can be visualized by means of 3D maps of Laplacian of 3He chemical shift ∇2δHe. NMR calculations could be performed using level of theory as low as B3LYP/6-31G, allowing for the reduction of computational time without significant loss of quality. Advantages of our approach are discussed in comparison with usual methods of lone pairs visualization (electron localization function, molecular electrostatic potential).",
keywords = "He NMR, ELF, lone pairs, MESP, outer electronic shell, He-3 NMR, TOPOLOGICAL ANALYSIS, PHYSICAL BASIS, ATOMS, ELECTRON LOCALIZATION FUNCTION, ELECTROSTATICS",
author = "Tupikina, {Elena Yu} and Tokhadze, {Konstantin G.} and Denisov, {Gleb S.} and Tolstoy, {Peter M.}",
year = "2020",
month = may,
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doi = "10.1002/jcc.26166",
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AU - Tokhadze, Konstantin G.

AU - Denisov, Gleb S.

AU - Tolstoy, Peter M.

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AB - Results of approbation of a new quantum mechanical approach of lone pairs (LPs) visualization, its optimization and testing on a range of model molecules are presented. The main idea of proposed methodology is using 3He atom as a probe for investigating electronic shells of species with LPs. As model objects, we consider “classical” examples of hydrogen cyanide, methanimine, ammonia, phosphine, formaldehyde, water, and hydrogen sulfide. It is shown that LPs can be visualized by means of 3D maps of Laplacian of 3He chemical shift ∇2δHe. NMR calculations could be performed using level of theory as low as B3LYP/6-31G, allowing for the reduction of computational time without significant loss of quality. Advantages of our approach are discussed in comparison with usual methods of lone pairs visualization (electron localization function, molecular electrostatic potential).

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KW - He-3 NMR

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KW - PHYSICAL BASIS

KW - ATOMS

KW - ELECTRON LOCALIZATION FUNCTION

KW - ELECTROSTATICS

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