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Doing calculations with ReSpect
Relativistic calculation of NMR and EPR parameters
Vladimir Malkin
Department of theoretical chemistry, Institute of Inorganic chemistry, Slovak Academy of Sciences, Bratislava, Slovakia
Mariapfarr February 24, 2014
e− e−
Magnetic interactions
coupling
HFS
chemicalshielding
tenzor
J −
σ
g −
A
Magnetic interactions
Relativity
Atomic and molecular properties caused by relativistic effects
Yellow colour of Au[1] Liquid state of Hg[2]
[1] N. Bartlett, Gold Bull. 1998, 31, 22 [2] L. J. Norrby, J. Chem. Edu. 1991, 68, 110
Motivation
F FF F
αα αβ
βα ββ
αβαβ
Dirac equation (4-component scheme)
2-component scheme
0 1 0 1 01 0 0 0 1x y z
ii
σ σ σ−
= = = −
Pauli matrices
1-component scheme
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FF
αα
ββ
Terminology
nonrelativisticlimit
(n-1)d
ns
np
Relativistic Effects on Atomic Valence Energy LevelsE
+ spin-free relativistic effects
(n-1)d3/2
+ spin-orbit coupling
(n-1)d5/2
ns
np1/2
np3/2
Breit type corrections
P. Pyykko, E. Pajanne, Int. J. Quant. Chem., v. VII, 785-806, (1973), “Hydrogen-like relativistic corrections for electric and magnetic hyperfine integrals.
Comparison of results for 127I Nuclear Quadruple Coupling Constants (in MHz) calculated with DFT (NR + NR and DKH2 + DKH2) method in comparison to
experimental data
I. Malkin, O.L. Malkina, V.G. Malkin, Chem. Phys. Lett., 361 2002, 231
NQCC in I-X series
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Experimental data
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NR
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NQCC in I-X series
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NR+NRDKH2+DKH2
E. Malkin, I. Malkin, O.L. Malkina, V.G. Malkin, M. Kaupp, Phys. Chem. Chem. Phys., 2006, 8, 4079 – 4085.
Finite size of nucleus
Charge distribution Magnetic moment distribution
Point nucleus
D. Andrae, Phys. Rep., 2000 , 336, 413-525
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NonrelativisticPoint nucleusFinite nucleus
The solid line corresponds to ideal agreement with experiment.
HgH
HgCN
HgF
HgAg
Calculated and experimental isotropic 199Hg HFCs
Spin-Orbit interaction
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L S
Spin-orbit interactions
Spin-orbit correction to chemical shift (SO-CS)
Spin-orbit corrections to NMR chemical shift
Spin-orbit corrections to NMR chemical shift
A Karplus-Type Relation for Spin-Orbit Shifts in Iodoethane
1H "SO shift"
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3KFC(H,I)
3KFC (E
,I) (10 19NA
-2m-3)
H-C-C-I dihedral angle (deg)
Chem. Eur. J. 1998, 4, 118.
H
I
Available approaches
Calculations of the EPR g-tensor
1-component unrestricted 2-component restricted 2-componnet unrestricted 4-component unrestricted
There are specific problems associated with any of listed above approaches
1-component or 2-component ?
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BP 1-comp. (unrestricted)BP 1-comp. (this work, unrestricted)ZORA 2-comp. (restricted)DKH 2-comp. (this work, unrestricted)
∆g||,expt / in ppt
∆g ||
,cal
c/ i
n pp
tPerformance for ∆g|| in 2Σ Radicals
PdH HgAgHgHCdH
LaO RhC
Restricted or unrestricted ?
2-component approaches for calculations of g-tensor
Note: in a spin-orbit coupled spin restricted relativistic ZORA calculation and the ESR block key, ADF will also calculate and print the nuclear magnetic dipole hyperfine interaction, but the terms due to the spin-polarization density at the nucleus are absent. Furthermore, if there is more than one unpaired electron, the computed results will simply be incorrect, without any warning from the program.
Expression based on Kramer’s pair formalism
3-SCF calculations
Scaling the speed of the light …
I. Malkin, O.L. Malkina, V.G. Malkin, and M. Kaupp, J. Chem. Phys., 123 (2005) 244103
Scaling the speed of the light !
0,0 0,2 0,4 0,6 0,8 1,0 1,2
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Br2- I2
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g⊥
g||
g⊥
g||
scaling factorSO integrals
scaling factorSO integrals
g-va
lue
g-va
lue
y = -0,113x2 + 0,3279x + 2,0024R2 = 1,0000
y = -0,0584x2 - 0,0128x + 2,0024R2 = 0,9997
y = -0,0293x2 + 0,1884x + 2,0023R2 = 1,0000
y = -0,0184x2 - 0,0014x + 2,0023R2 = 1,0000
quadratic spin-orbit contributions dominate g|| for both systemsand become very important also for g⊥ of I2
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Using 2-Component Treatment to Evaluate Importance of Higher-Order Terms
DKH-BP86 results with Hirao basis set
Benchmark calculations …
Radical 1-comp. 2-comp. Exp.O2 2.7 2.3 2.9SO 4.8 3.9 3.6S2 13.3 11.2 14.5SeO 15.3 2.2 32.7NF 1.8 1.6 2.0NCl 5.4 5.0 5.4
0.0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0 1.2 1.4
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∆g||
scaling factor SO integrals
∆g-v
alue
Figure 5
y = -13.377x2 + 15.773xR2 = 0.9999
y = -0.6794x2 + 0.0035xR2 = 1
"We have found a number of lines in the field region expected for SeO but have not yet carried out accurate measurements. Two series of experiments have been terminated by violent explosions in the liquid nitrogen trap, with the subsequent release of hydrogen selenide into the laboratory atmosphere ; accurate measurements will require some degree of patience! " (Alan Carrington and Donald H. Levy, J. Phys. Chem, 71 (1967) 2-12)
Comparison of different approaches for the calculation of Δg in triplet radicals (in ppt)
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MOC
OC CO
CO
H
CO
R3P MPR3
PR3
H
CO
MP
P P
P
H
LR R R R
R R R R
M
OC
OC CO
CO
H
M
OC
OC CO
H
N
NR
R
M HM H
MR3P
Cl PR3
H
[HM(CO)5]q
M = Cr, Mo, W (q=-1)M = Mn, Tc, Re (q=0)
[HMCp(CO)3]M = Cr, Mo, W
[HM(CO)4]M = Co, Rh, Ir
MOC
OC CO
H
H
CO
[H2M(CO)4]M = Fe, Ru, Os
[HM(CO)(PR3)3] M = Co, Rh, Ir
[HM(L)(dhpe)2] M = Fe, Ru, Os L = Cl, CN
[HMCl(PR3)2]M = Ni, Pd, Pt
M
R3P
Cl PR3
Cl
H
[HMCl2(PR3)2] M = Co, Rh, Ir
[HM(NHC)]M = Cu, Ag, Au
[HMPh]M = Zn, Cd, Hg
Dramatic spin- orbit effectson hydride 1H shifts
[HIrCl2(PMe3)2]
[HHgPh]
P. Hrobárik, V. Hrobáriková, F. Meier, M. Repiský, S. Komorovský, M. Kaupp J. Phys. Chem. A 2011, 115, 5654.
MS
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EPR Parameters in Tungsten(V) Complexes
The important role of higher-order spin-orbit contributions.Calculation of ∆g-tensors (in ppt) at 1-, 2- and 4-comp. level of theory using BP86 functional. (2-comp.: SO-ECP on metal/IGLO-II/CGO; 4-comp.: all electron DKS)
Complex Method ∆g11∆g22 ∆g33 ∆giso
[WO(bdt)2]-
1-comp.a 53 -32 -51 -10
2-comp.a 46 -48 -65 -22
4-comp. 46 -58 -79 -30
Exp. 42 -71 -91 -40
a P. Hrobárik, O. L. Malkina, V. G. Malkin, and M. Kaupp Chem. Phys. 356, 229 (2009).
MethodΔg11
[ppt]
⊗g22
[ppt]
⊗g33
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⊗gis
o [ppt]
1-c DKH -32 -10 -8 -17
4-c mDKS -60 -19 -16 -31
Exp. -82 -20 -20 -41
Demonstration of 4-c calculations for larger, biologically relevant models
-surprisingly large higher-order SO effects for a 3d system!-revising estimates of performance of different functionals
BP86 results.
P. Hrobárik, M. Repiský, V. Hrobáriková, M. Kaupp Theor. Chem. Acc. 2011, 129, 715.
SOS2SeOSeSSe2TeOTeSTeSeTe2
J. Chem. Phys. 125, 054110 (2006)
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Calculated g⊥ = 2.023
D v
alue
s
g value
Evaluation of g-tensor and Zero-Field-Splitting (D) for GdH3
HGd
H
H
zS = 7/2
Ms=+7/2
Ms=-7/2
Ms=+5/2
Ms=+3/2
Ms=+1/2
Ms=-1/2
Ms=-3/2
Ms=-5/2
In cm-1; 2-component calculations (DFT with B3PW91).
2-Component Calculations of ZFS in GdH3
D 1/6[E(7/2) – E(5/2)] 1/4[E(5/2) – E(3/2)] 1/2[E(3/2) – E(1/2)]
All-electron 0.22 0.22 0.22
ECP 0.23 0.23 0.23
REHE-2014 conference"Relativistic effects in heavy element
chemistry and physics”Smolenice congress centrum, Slovakia,
September 20-25, 2014
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