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October 15, 1982The Journal of Chemical Physics63 citations

The dissociation energy of MgO

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CBCharles W. BauschlicherBLByron H. LengsfieldBLBowen Liu

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A b initio CI calculations on MgO(a 3Π) have yielded a best estimate for the dissociation energy of MgO (X 1Σ+) of 2.65±0.16 eV, indicating all available experimental values (3.5–4.3 eV) are too high. The CI calculations, including all single and double replacements from the restricted Hartree–Fock wave functions, were performed using large Slater-type orbital and contracted Gaussian-type orbital basis sets with at least four sets of polarization functions. The best value of the dissociation energy was computed with respect to Mg++O− and then corrected by the experimental electron affinity and ionization potential.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a1ad29249c6765e3885f87fhttps://doi.org/10.1063/1.444318
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