Hydrogen-adduction to open-shell graphene fragments: spectroscopy, thermochemistry and astrochemistry.
Hydrogen-adduction to open-shell graphene fragments: spectroscopy, thermochemistry and astrochemistry.
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DOI:
10.1039/c6sc03787a
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发表时间:
2017-02-01
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8.4
通讯作者:
Schmidt TW
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作者:
O'Connor GD;Chan B;Sanelli JA;Cergol KM;Dryza V;Payne RJ;Bieske EJ;Radom L;Schmidt TW
H-Adducted graphene fragments are interrogated with lasers, revealing excited state bond dissociation energies and ionization energies. We apply a combination of state-of-the-art experimental and quantum-chemical methods to elucidate the electronic and chemical energetics of hydrogen adduction to a model open-shell graphene fragment. The lowest-energy adduct, 1H-phenalene, is determined to have a bond dissociation energy of 258.1 kJ mol–1, while other isomers exhibit reduced or in some cases negative bond dissociation energies, the metastable species being bound by the emergence of a conical intersection along the high-symmetry dissociation coordinate. The gas-phase excitation spectrum of 1H-phenalene and its radical cation are recorded using laser spectroscopy coupled to mass-spectrometry. Several electronically excited states of both species are observed, allowing the determination of the excited-state bond dissociation energy. The ionization energy of 1H-phenalene is determined to be 7.449(17) eV, consistent with high-level W1X-2 calculations.