The HKrCCHCO2 complex: an ab initio and matrix-isolation study.
Phys Chem Chem Phys
; 21(7): 3656-3661, 2019 Feb 13.
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We report an experimental and theoretical study on new noble-gas hydride complex HKrCCHCO2, which is the first known complex of a krypton hydride with carbon dioxide. This species was prepared by the annealing-induced H + Kr + CCHCO2 reaction in a krypton matrix, the CCHCO2 complexes being produced by UV photolysis of propiolic acid (HCCCOOH). The H-Kr stretching mode of the HKrCCHCO2 complex at 1316 cm-1 is blue-shifted by 74 cm-1 from the most intense H-Kr stretching band of HKrCCH monomer. The observed blue shift indicates the stabilization of the H-Kr bond upon complexation, which is characteristic of complexes of noble-gas hydrides. This spectral shift is slightly larger than that of the HKrCCHC2H2 complex (+60 cm-1) and significantly larger than that of the HXeCCHCO2 complex (+32 and +6 cm-1). On the basis of comparison with ab initio computations at the MP2 and CCSD(T) levels of theory, the experimentally observed absorption is assigned to the quasi-parallel configuration of the HKrCCHCO2 complex. The calculated complexation-induced spectral shift of the H-Kr stretching band (60.4 or 72.7 cm-1 from the harmonic calculations at the MP2 and CCSD(T) levels, respectively) agrees well with the experimental value.
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