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Repulsive 3∑− and low-lying (⩾ 1.9 eV) 3∑+ states of BeO

✍ Scribed by S.V O'Neil; P.K Pearson; H.F Schaefer III


Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
1971
Tongue
English
Weight
540 KB
Volume
10
Category
Article
ISSN
0009-2614

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✦ Synopsis


Ab @itio calculations have been ca+d oit on thg low&t .3X_ and 3 XT #&es of beryllium oxide. A "double zeta plus p&ri&iok'~~set df Skater finctions was used. The self-konsistent-field wavefunction for the 3Z-state dis-&Gates prop&j to greun~ siate Be and 0 atoms and' is rep&ive.~EIecticm correlatiori was explicitly:considered for the ++~?atk u*, __ molecules. ne3x ~"ftiorder*' wavekunctio+, which ha&yielded reiiable dissocikon ene&es for other .&tomic sfate, which hi not b&n obs&kd experimentally,'k predicted to lie 1.91 eV above the lowest ' X+ state Red&ted spktroscopic constants fir the ?E? state are re =.1.384 A, we& 1234 cm-', aqd Be = 1.527

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