Using the approximate molecular orbital wavefunction of Foster and Boys, we have calculated the expectation values of 12 one-electron operators: diamagnetic susceptibility, dipole moment, proton diamagnetic shielding, electric-field-gradient tensor components at the oxygen and deuteron nuclei, and forces at the oxygen, carbon, and hydrogen nuclei. Several methods for evaluating the molecular integrals for these various one-electron operators were employed. Since the one-electron operators sample the electronic distribution differently in various regions of the molecule, the calculation of these molecular properties should provide a critical test of the accuracy of the predicted charge distribution. Some of the results are in fairly good agreement with experiment, but many are off by a factor of 2 or more.
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