CCL: NMR chemical shifts - STOs v. GTOs




 For the evaluation of  coupling  constants where the dominant term is the Fermi Contact would be better to use STO, but they are most time consuming and not all the coupling have these dominance (some couplings with F or N). The problem is solved using GTO with "tight s functions", the s parts of  the basis set completly decontracted.
 The ADF program use STO and have a subprogram that compute coupling constants (CPL) i don't know a comparison but i think the difference between STO and GTO with  tight s functions is negligible.


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 I just thought of something.  I've never heard this (I never do NMR
 calculations), but would a program that uses Slater-type orbitals have a huge
 accuracy advantage over one that uses Gaussian-type orbitals?  It makes sense
 because the STO's are more accurate in the near-nucleus area than GTO's.
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 I am calculating chemical shifts to alfa iodine ketones, with Gaussian (3-21G
 and lanl2dz) and the results are very poor. Anyone knows about specific iodine
 basis set to perform these calculation.
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 	Reynier Suardiaz del Río
 	Dpto. de Química Física
 	Facultad de Química
 	Universidad de la Habana
 	e-mail: reynier""fq.uh.cu
 	web: http://www.fq.uh.cu
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