It has been demonstrated that the modified Sanderson formalism (MS) for calculation of atomic charge yields good correlation with C 1s core level shifts in organic molecules with carbon in the sp<SUP>3</SUP> hybridized state (Sastry, J. Electron. Spectrosc., 85 (1997) 167) as well as in monocyclic aromatic molecules (Patil et al., J. Electron Spectrosc., 85 (1997) 249). In this communication, a reinterpretation of the MS method is presented which leads to an extension of the scheme enabling application to polycyclic molecules for the first time. A linear relationship is established between partial charges on carbon and C 1s core level shifts in some polycyclic organic molecules
The effective use of partial atomic charge models is essential for such purposes in molecular comput...
The problem of defining a reliable quantum mechanical charge by comparison with one-electron propert...
The problem of defining a reliable quantum mechanical charge by comparison with one-electron propert...
The modified Sanderson formalism for calculation of atomic charge in organic molecules has been show...
This communication seeks to study the correlation between the C 1s binding energy (BE) in organic mo...
The modified Sanderson (MS) formalism for calculation of partial charge on atoms has been shown to y...
The extension of a previously described method for the evaluation of atomic charges in organic struc...
A fast algorithm for the evaluation of residual charges in organic structures is presented. Its vali...
The performance of four frequently employed population analysis methods is assessed by comparisons w...
The extension of a previously described method for the evaluation of atomic charges in organic struc...
The notion of formal atomic charges in molecules is probably the most debated issue in quantum chemi...
The notion of formal atomic charges in molecules is probably the most debated issue in quantum chemi...
induced reagents on alpha,beta unsaturated ketones has also been investigated in order to deduce mol...
The acid dissociation (ionization) constant pK(a) is one of the fundamental properties of organic mo...
The effective use of partial atomic charge models is essential for such purposes in molecular comput...
The effective use of partial atomic charge models is essential for such purposes in molecular comput...
The problem of defining a reliable quantum mechanical charge by comparison with one-electron propert...
The problem of defining a reliable quantum mechanical charge by comparison with one-electron propert...
The modified Sanderson formalism for calculation of atomic charge in organic molecules has been show...
This communication seeks to study the correlation between the C 1s binding energy (BE) in organic mo...
The modified Sanderson (MS) formalism for calculation of partial charge on atoms has been shown to y...
The extension of a previously described method for the evaluation of atomic charges in organic struc...
A fast algorithm for the evaluation of residual charges in organic structures is presented. Its vali...
The performance of four frequently employed population analysis methods is assessed by comparisons w...
The extension of a previously described method for the evaluation of atomic charges in organic struc...
The notion of formal atomic charges in molecules is probably the most debated issue in quantum chemi...
The notion of formal atomic charges in molecules is probably the most debated issue in quantum chemi...
induced reagents on alpha,beta unsaturated ketones has also been investigated in order to deduce mol...
The acid dissociation (ionization) constant pK(a) is one of the fundamental properties of organic mo...
The effective use of partial atomic charge models is essential for such purposes in molecular comput...
The effective use of partial atomic charge models is essential for such purposes in molecular comput...
The problem of defining a reliable quantum mechanical charge by comparison with one-electron propert...
The problem of defining a reliable quantum mechanical charge by comparison with one-electron propert...