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SCF MO LCGO Studies on hydrogen bonding: The system NH3 · H2O

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The energy hypersurface of the system NH3 · H2O is investigated for a number of different internuclear geometries. In the minimum energy structure involving a linear hydrogen bond, NH3 acts as proton acceptor. The binding energy of the system is calculated to be 6.28 kcal/mole and the bond distance d(NO) to be 3.07 Å. The potential energy curve of the inversion of the hydrogenbonded NH3 is computed and discussed.

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Die Energiehyperflächen des NH3 · H2O-Systems wurden für eine Anzahl von verschiedenen geometrischen Anordnungen untersucht. Im Falle der Struktur minimaler Energie wird eine lineare Wasserstoffbindung gebildet, NH3 wirkt als Protonakzeptor. Die Berechnungen ergeben eine Bindungsenergie des Systems von 6,28 kcal/Mol und einen NO-Abstand von 3,07 Å. Außerdem wurde die Potentialkurve für die Inversion des über eine Wasserstoffbrücke gebundenen NH3 berechnet und diskutiert.

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Diercksen, G.H.F., Kraemer, W.P. & von Niessen, W. SCF MO LCGO Studies on hydrogen bonding: The system NH3 · H2O. Theoret. Chim. Acta 28, 67–74 (1972). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00528873

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