On Tue, Mar 22, 2011 at 10:15 PM,
Miguel Quiliano Meza rifaximina===
gmail.com <owner-chemistry[*]ccl.net> wrote:
Dear colleagues.y(C)
My apologies if I disturb you with a couple of questions.
I have never worked with carbocations, but now I have a good case to
start
I would like to answer some chemicals questions using computational
chemistry, but unfortunately I obtained rare energy values.
Could you tell me please, what should I do? or what kind of chemistry model
should I use?.
I want to answer some questions:
*Which reaction
is the most probable to happen?
*What energy is necessary to
reach transitional compounds before obtained products?
I have performed
some calculations using this:
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opt=tight freq b3lyp/6-31+g scf=qc with the respect spin multiplicity,
but my calculations told me that compound A is most stable than B,
besides compound C
is most stable than A and B. I stopped here because I think that is
impossible.
A: is a carbocation very similar in structure like
B
B is not a carbocation
C is a carbocation product of
A+B
Final energy for A = -195.60813
Final energy for B = -195.27260
Final energy for C = -390.92315
Thank in advance for your time. Maybe if
you don´t have time please recommen me one good paper or good
tutorial.
Best regards.
Miguel.