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29Si NMR chemical shifts of silane derivatives

Corminboeuf, Clemence  
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Heine, Thomas
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Weber, Jacques
2002
Chemical Physics Letters

Geometries and 29Si NMR chem. shifts are calcd. for silanes SinH2n+2, n=1,...,5, methylsilanes SiHnMe4-n, methoxysilanes SiHn(OMe)4-n, and methylmethoxysilanes SiMen(OMe)4-n, n=0,...,4. Geometries and 29Si NMR chem. shifts are in satisfying agreement with expt. within LCGTO-DFT at the DZVP/LDA level for geometries and IGLO-III/GGA (GGA=PW91,PBE) level for shielding consts., which is an improvement to B88PW86, P86PW86 and B3LYP results. If an auxiliary basis is applied to express the Coulomb potential, g-functions have to be included to reproduce SiOSi angles and 29Si NMR chem. shifts correctly. [on SciFinder (R)]

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DOI
10.1016/S0009-2614(02)00372-X
Author(s)
Corminboeuf, Clemence  
Heine, Thomas
Weber, Jacques
Date Issued

2002

Publisher

Elsevier

Published in
Chemical Physics Letters
Volume

357

Issue

1,2

Start page

1

End page

7

Subjects

Silanes Role: PRP (Properties) (alkoxy; 29Si NMR chem. shifts of silanes

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methylsilanes

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methoxysilanes

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and methylmethoxysilanes calcd. theor.); NMR (chem. shift; 29Si NMR chem. shifts of silanes

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methylsilanes

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methoxysilanes

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and methylmethoxysilanes calcd. theor.); Molecular structure (29Si NMR chem. shifts of silanes

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methylsilanes

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methoxysilanes

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and methylmethoxysilanes calcd. theor.); Silanes Role: PRP (Properties) (29Si NMR chem. shifts of silanes

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methylsilanes

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methoxysilanes

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and methylmethoxysilanes calcd. theor.)

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silanes methylsilanes methoxysilanes methylmethoxysilanes NMR chem shift; silane deriv NMR chem shift

Note

CAN 137:162664

77-7

Magnetic Phenomena

Department of Physical Chemistry,University of Geneva,Geneva,Switz.

Journal

written in English.

681-84-5 (Tetramethoxysilane); 992-94-9 (Methylsilane); 993-07-7 (Trimethylsilane); 1066-40-6 (Trimethylhydroxysilane); 1066-42-8 (Dimethyldihydroxysilane); 1111-74-6 (Dimethylsilane); 1112-39-6 (Dimethyldimethoxysilane); 1185-55-3 (Methyltrimethoxysilane); 1590-87-0 (Disilane); 1825-61-2 (Trimethylmethoxysilane); 2445-53-6 (Methyltrihydroxysilane); 7783-26-8 (Trisilane); 7783-29-1 (Tetrasilane); 7803-62-5 (Silane); 10193-36-9 (Silicon tetrahydroxide); 13597-87-0 (Iso-tetrasilane); 14868-53-2 (Pentasilane); 14868-54-3 (Iso-pentasilane); 15947-57-6 (Neo-pentasilane) Role: PRP (Properties) (29Si NMR chem. shifts of silanes, methylsilanes, methoxysilanes, and methylmethoxysilanes calcd. theor.)

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