Molecular orbital studies of the bonding in heavy element organometallics
Bruce E. Bursten
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Bruce E. Bursten
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The upgrade to the DECstation 3100 (and other workstations underway) has enabled the use of more sophisticated electronic structure methods. Research were done in the following fields: tris(cyclopentadienyl) actinide complexes; actinide-containing molecules with metal-metal bonds (U dimer, Th-Ru, Zr-Ru); and applications of fully relativistic DV-X[alpha] method to trivalent actinide chemistry (MCl[sub 3]).
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The upgrade to the DECstation 3100 (and other workstations underway) has enabled the use of more sophisticated electronic structure methods. Research were done in the following fields: tris(cyclopentadienyl) actinide complexes; actinide-containing molecules with metal-metal bonds (U dimer, Th-Ru, Zr-Ru); and applications of fully relativistic DV-X[alpha] method to trivalent actinide chemistry (MCl[sub 3]).
Key concepts: Actinide, Cyclopentadienyl complex, Dimer, Chemistry, Molecule, Metal, Ruthenium, Crystallography