Assessment of DFT Methods for Transition Metals with the TMC151 Compilation of Data Sets and Comparison with Accuracies for Main-Group Chemistry
Assessment of DFT Methods for Transition Metals with the TMC151 Compilation of Data Sets and Comparison with Accuracies for Main-Group Chemistry
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DOI:
10.1021/acs.jctc.9b00239
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发表时间:
2019-06-01
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5.5
通讯作者:
Kimura, Masanari
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作者:
Chan, Bun;Gill, Peter M. W.;Kimura, Masanari
In the present study, we have gathered a collection (that we term TMC151) of accurate reference data for transition-metal reactions for the assessment of quantum chemistry methods. It comprises diatomic dissociation energies and reaction energies and barriers for prototypical transition-metal reactions. Our assessment of a diverse range of different types of DFT methods shows that the most accurate functionals include omega B97M-V, omega B97X-V, MN15, and B97M-rV. Notably, they have also been previously validated to be highly robust for main-group chemistry. Nevertheless, even these methods show substantially worse accuracies for transition metals than for main-group chemistry. For less accurate methods, there is not a good correlation between their accuracies for main-group and transition-metal chemistries. Thus, in the development of new DFT, it is important to assess the accuracies for both types of data. In this regard, we have formulated the TMC34 model for efficient assessment of the performance for transition metals, which complements our previously developed MG8 model for main-group chemistry. Together, they provide a cost-effective means for initial assessment of new methodologies.