An investigation of the relative stabilities of the isomers of CF 2 N 2 : Comparison of ab initio and MNDO calculations

Ab initio SCF calculations at the HF/3‐21G level and semi‐empirical MNDO calculations have been used to locate the stationary points on the CF 2 N 2 energy surface. Perfluorodiazomethane is predicted to be most stable isomer, but perfluorodiazirine is predicted to lie only ca 41 kJ higher in energy...

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description Ab initio SCF calculations at the HF/3‐21G level and semi‐empirical MNDO calculations have been used to locate the stationary points on the CF 2 N 2 energy surface. Perfluorodiazomethane is predicted to be most stable isomer, but perfluorodiazirine is predicted to lie only ca 41 kJ higher in energy at the SCF level. There are significant differences between the ab initio and MNDO results for the ordering of some of the isomers. Frequency calculations give results in good agreement with the limited experimental data on these molecules.
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