Assessment of Density Functional Methods for the Calculation of Ionization Potentials of Unsaturated Molecules

The suitability of density functional (DFT) methods for an accurate determination of ionization potentials is the object of a systematic analysis. The studied systems are unsaturated molecules containing 14 and 15 main group elements. The results, which have involved five different functionals, are...

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