CH3CCl2CH3




 









Chlorine


Nuclear Quadrupole Coupling Constants


in 2,2-Dichloropropane


 







 
 
Calculation of the chlorine nqcc's in 2,2-dichloropropane was made on a molecular structure consisting of the heavy atom substitution structure of Takeo et al. [1] with CH bond lengths and CCH angles given by MP2/6-31G(d,p) optimization with correction [2].
 
In Table 1, RMS is the root mean square difference between calculated and experimental diagonal nqcc's (percentage of the average of the magnitudes of the experimental nqcc's).  RSD is the calibration residual standard deviation for the B1LYP/TZV(3df,2p) model for calculation of the chlorine nqcc's. 
 
Subscripts a,b,c refer to the principal axes of the inertia tensor; x,y,z to the principal axes of the nqcc tensor.  The nqcc y-axis is chosen coincident with the inertia c-axis, these are perpendicular to the molecular plane.  Ø (degrees) is the angle between its subscripted parameters.  ETA = (Xxx - Xyy)/Xzz.

 







 
 
   







Table 1. Chlorine nqcc's in CH3CCl2CH3 (MHz).
   










Calc.
Expt. [1]
   






35Cl Xaa - 38.59 - 36.7(5)
Xbb   0.88 - 0.2(5)
Xcc 37.70 36.9(5)
Xab ± 50.86
 
RMS 1.3 (5.4 %)
RSD 0.49 (1.1 %)
 
Xxx 35.70
Xyy 37.70
Xzz - 73.41
ETA 0.027
Øz,b 55.6
Øb,CCl 54.4
Øz,CCl   1.2
   
37Cl Xaa - 30.41
Xbb   0.70
Xcc 29.72
Xab ± 40.09
 

 
 
The angle between the two z-axes is 2.4o larger than the ClCCl angle.  This is typical of  the XCl2 dichloride moiety.
 
Table 2.  Molecular structure parameters, heavy atom rs [1] (Å and degrees).  CH bond lengths and CCH angles given by MP2/6-31G(d,p) optimization with correction [2].  Hp lie in the CCC plane.
CC 1.528
CCC 112.4
CCl 1.785
ClCCl 108.9
CHp 1.088
CH 1.090
CCHp 110.64
CCH 109.33
 
 

[1] H.Takeo, M.Sugie, and C.Matsumura, J.Mol.Struct. 352/353,267(1995).
[2] J.Demaison and G.Wlodarczak, Struct.Chem. 5,57(1994).

 








 








CH2CH2CHCl H2C=CCl2 CF2Cl2 Cl2O
CH2Cl2 CH3SiCl2CH3 BHCl2 SiH2Cl2
SiCl2 O=CCl2 SCl2 SCCl2
 

 








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