Journal of Physical Chemistry. 1998, V 102, N 11, Mar 12.
ISSN 0022-3654
INTEGRATED MOLECULAR ORBITAL METHOD WITH HARMONIC CAP FOR MOLECULAR FORCES AND ITS APPLICATION TO GEOMETRY OPTIMIZATION AND THE CALCULATION
OF VIBRATIONAL FREQUENCIES. [Letter]
Corchado JC; Truhlar DG.
pp 1895-1898
EXISTENCE OF A HYDROPEROXY AND WATER (HO2-CENTER-DOT-H2O) RADICAL COMPLEX.
[Letter]
Aloisio S; Francisco JS.
pp 1899-1902
SUDDEN APPROXIMATION MASS VALIDITY CRITERIA VALUES FOR ACCURATE TRANSITION
PROBABILITIES IN TWO-MODE COLLINEAR COLLISIONS.
Recker GJ; Pfeffer GA.
pp 1903-1905
SIMULATIONS OF SOLVATION DYNAMICS USING A NONLINEAR RESPONSE APPROACH.
Vandermeulen P; Jonkman AM; Glasbeek M.
pp 1906-1911
ROLE OF RENNER TELLER AND SPIN-ORBIT INTERACTION IN THE DYNAMICS OF THE
O(P-3)+CH2ICL REACTION.
Gao X; Essexlopresti J; Munro S; Hall MP; Smith DJ; Grice R.
pp 1912-1917
VIBRATIONAL RELAXATION IN LIQUID PHENYLACETYLENE - 1.
Kolodziejski M; Waliszewska G; Abramczyk H.
pp 1918-1926
STATE SELECTIVE PREDISSOCIATION SPECTROSCOPY OF HYDROGEN BROMIDE IONS
(HBR+) VIA THE (2)SIGMA(+)[-(2)PI(I)(I=1/2, 3/2) TRANSITION.
Penno M; Holzwarth A; Weitzel KM.
pp 1927-1934
VIBRATIONAL-ENERGY REDISTRIBUTION AND VIBRONIC COUPLING IN
1-NAPHTHOL-CENTER-DOT-WATER COMPLEXES.
Knochenmuss R; Karbach V; Wickleder C; Graf S; Leutwyler S.
pp 1935-1944
EXCITED STATES OF 1,6-METHANO[10]ANNULENE - SITE SELECTION FLUORESCENCE
AND FLUORESCENCE EXCITATION SPECTROSCOPY ON S-1.
Catani L; Gellini C; Salvi PR.
pp 1945-1953
REACTIONS OF LANTHANIDE CATIONS WITH METHANOL CLUSTERS.
Lu WY; Yang SH.
pp 1954-1962
PREDICTION OF THE REACTIVE INTERMEDIATES IN ALKANE ACTIVATION BY
TRIS(PYRAZOLYL BORATE)RHODIUM CARBONYL.
Zaric S; Hall MB.
pp 1963-1964
TIME-RESOLVED O-3 CHEMICAL CHAIN REACTION KINETICS VIA HIGH-RESOLUTION IR
LASER ABSORPTION METHODS.
Kulcke A; Blackmon B; Chapman WB; Kim IK; Nesbitt DJ.
pp 1965-1972
COMPLEX OSCILLATIONS IN THE BROMATE OXALIC ACID
ACETONE-MANGANESE(II)-SULFURIC ACID REACTION IN BATCH.
Guedes MC; Faria RB.
pp 1973-1975
ATMOSPHERIC CHEMISTRY OF CH2BRCL, CHBRCL2, CHBR2CL, CF3CHBRCL,
AND CBR2CL2.
Bilde M; Wallington TJ; Ferronato C; Orlando JJ; Tyndall GS; Estupinan E;
Haberkorn S.
pp 1976-1986
GASEOUS [N2O5]H+, [N2O4]H+, AND RELATED SPECIES FROM THE ADDITION OF NO2+
AND NO+ IONS TO NITRIC ACID AND ITS DERIVATIVES.
Bernardi F; Cacace F; Depetris G; Pepi F; Rossi I.
pp 1987-1994
QUANTUM CALCULATION OF MOLECULAR ENERGIES AND ENERGY GRADIENTS IN SOLUTION
BY A CONDUCTOR SOLVENT MODEL.
Barone V; Cossi M.
pp 1995-2001
THEORETICAL STUDY ON X-H, -O, -OH, -NO, -ONO, AND -NO2 (X = CH3, T-C4H9,
C13H21).
Thummel HT.
pp 2002-2008
AB INITIO STUDY OF THE POTENTIAL ENERGY SURFACES FOR THE REACTION
C+CH-]C-2+H.
Boggiopasqua M; Halvick P; Rayez MT; Rayez JC; Robbe JM.
pp 2009-2015
CONFORMATIONS OF STILBENE-LIKE SPECIES AND NEW METHOD OF ENERGY PARTITION.
Yu ZH; Li LT; Fu W; Li LP.
pp 2016-2028
ON THE DENSITY FUNCTIONAL RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN STATIC DIPOLE
POLARIZABILITY AND GLOBAL SOFTNESS.
Simonmanso Y; Fuentealba P.
pp 2029-2032
ELECTRONIC STRUCTURES OF MOF6 AND MOOF4 IN THE GROUND AND EXCITED STATES -
A SAC-CI AND FROZEN-ORBITAL-ANALYSIS STUDY.
Nakai H; Morita H; Tomasello P; Nakatsuji H.
pp 2033-2043
UNIMOLECULAR PYROLYSIS MECHANISMS OF MONOTHIOFORMIC AND DITHIOFORMIC ACIDS
- AN AB INITIO STUDY AND EVALUATION OF RATE CONSTANT.
Huang JH; Han KL; Zhu RS; He GZ; Lou NQ.
pp 2044-2049
THEORETICAL CALCULATION OF PROTON AFFINITIES USING BASIS SET FUNCTIONS
DEFINED BY THE GENERATOR COORDINATE METHOD.
Morgon NH.
pp 2050-2054
MOLECULAR AND ELECTRONIC STRUCTURES OF (TIXH6)(0/-), X = B, AL, GA,
COMPOUNDS.
Garcia A; Mercero JM; Fowler JE; Ugalde JM.
pp 2055-2064
THEORETICAL STUDY OF THE SOLVENT EFFECT ON TRIIODIDE ION IN SOLUTIONS.
Sato H; Hirata F; Myers AB.
pp 2065-2071
STRUCTURES, VIBRATIONAL SPECTRA, AND RELATIVE ENERGIES OF HBRO3 ISOMERS.
Guha S; Francisco JS.
pp 2072-2079
MOLECULAR STRUCTURE OF P-AZOXYANISOLE, A MESOGEN, DETERMINED BY GAS-PHASE
ELECTRON DIFFRACTION AUGMENTED BY AB INITIO CALCULATIONS.
Kuze N; Ebizuka M; Fujiwara H; Takeuchi H; Egawa T; Konaka S; Fogarasi G.
pp 2080-2086
EFFECT OF FORMATE CONCENTRATION ON RADICAL FORMATION IN THE RADIOLYSIS OF
AQUEOUS METHYL VIOLOGEN SOLUTIONS.
Chitose N; Laverne JA; Katsumura Y.
pp 2087-2090