Strong orbital deformation due to CH–π interaction in the benzene–methane complex

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Publication Date 2015-10-19
DOI 10.1039/C5CP04684J
Impact Factor 3.676
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Jianfu Li, Rui-Qin Zhang


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Abstract

The orbital distribution and composition of the benzene–methane complex have been investigated systemically using ab initio calculations for the first time. Surprisingly, we find strong deformation in the HOMO−4 and LUMO+2 induced by CH–π interaction, extending the general view that nonbonding interaction does not cause orbital change of molecules.

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