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Mikhail Pykavy1, Christoph Van Wullen, Joachim Sauer
1Sekretariat C3, Institut fur Chemie, Fakultat II, Technische Universitat Berlin, Strasse des 17. Juni 135, D-10623 Berlin, Germany. mikhail.pykavy@tu-berlin.de
Abstract:
The molecular and electronic structures of the V2O4+/0/- species are examined by multireference averaged coupled-pair functional (MR-ACPF) and density functional B3LYP calculations. For all three species, new conformers have been found. Shallow potential energy curves imply high mobility of the oxygen atoms in the neutral and anionic species for which antiferromagnetic coupling of the weakly interacting 3dV electrons is found. Good agreement between the MR-ACPF and B3LYP results for the molecular structures and the relative energies of states with different spin multiplicity, as well as for the ionization energy and electron affinity, is observed. For the computation of the height of the transition barriers between different conformers elaborated MR-ACPF calculations are required.
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