АНАЛИЗ РАЗЛИЧНЫХ БАЗ ДАННЫХ ДЛЯ ПОТЕНЦИАЛОВ ИОНИЗАЦИИ И СРОДСТВА К ЭЛЕКТРОНУ ХИНОНОВ НА ОСНОВЕ ВЫЧИСЛЕНИЙ С ИСПОЛЬЗОВАНИЕМ ТЕОРИИ ФУНКЦИОНАЛА ПЛОТНОСТИ
Аннотация
Исследование имеет отношение к решению теоретической проблемы изучения хинонов как представителей природных и синтетических соединений с большим разнообразием применений в химическом катализе, биохимических и технических областях науки. Для этого выбран метод компьютерной химии в качестве развитого инструмента для оценки электронных энергий простых хининов, нафтохинонов и антрахинонов, являющихся родоначальниками более сложных соединений. Проведены вычисления потенциалов ионизации и сродства к электрону 88 простых хинонов на основе использования метода B3LYP теории функционала плотности с различными базисными функциями, и на этой основе проведена оценка различных баз данных для энергий электронов. База данных для сродства к электрону включает опубликованные результаты измерений абсолютных значений сродства к электрону π-комплексов переноса заряда и данные, основанные на измерении относительных величин при изучении равновесия этого процесса. Найдена нелинейная квадратичная корреляция между вычисленными и экспериментальными значениями. Анализ относительных отклонений расчетных значений от экспериментальных данных указывает на высокое качество базы данных, представаленой в исследовании Хилала с сотр., основанной на измерении относительных равновесных величин переноса электронов. Результаты, найденные в исследовании, применимы для оценки корректности расчетных методов и экспериментальных для энергий электронов в ряду хинонов.
Для цитирования:
Ли Суэн, Дженьхуа Жан, Цонг Джанг, Телегин Ф.Ю. Анализ различных баз данных для потенциалов ионизации и сродства к электрону хинонов на основе вычислений с использованием теории функционала плотности. Изв. вузов. Химия и хим. технология. 2017. Т. 60. Вып. 8. С. 4-12.
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