Dynamic and Static Nature of Br4σ(4c–6e) and Se2Br5σ(7c–10e) in the Selenanthrene System and Related Species Elucidated by QTAIM Dual Functional Analysis with QC Calculations
Table 2
QTAIM functions and QTAIM-DFA parameters for ABr-∗-ASe-∗-BBr-∗-CBr-∗-DBr-∗-BSe-∗-EBr at BCPs in 7 (C2h), 8 (C2h), and 2 (C1)obsd, together with ABr-∗-ASe-∗-BBr in 3 (Cs) and ABr-∗-ASe-∗-BBr-∗-CBr-∗-DBr in 4 (Cs), evaluated with MP2 BSS‐Aa).
Species (symmetry)
Interaction X-∗-Y
ρb(rc) ()
c∇2ρb(rc)b) (au)
Hb(rc) (au)
kb(rc)c)
Rd) (au)
θe) (°)
Cij (Å mdyn−1)
θp:CIVf) (°)
κp:CIVg) (au−1)
Predicted nature
7 (C2h)
ASe-∗-ABrh)
0.0423
0.0080
−0.0056
−1.258
0.0098
124.8
6.3
169.9
55
r-CS/CT-MCi)
ASe-∗-BBrj)
0.0825
0.0043
−0.0264
−1.753
0.0267
170.7
1.2
192.2
2.2
r-CS/CT-TBPk)
BBr-∗-CBrl)
0.0335
0.0086
−0.0022
−1.115
0.0088
104.6
9.4
145.5
102
r-CS/t-HBwcm)
8 (C2h)
ASe-∗-ABrh)
0.0492
0.0085
−0.0079
−1.318
0.0116
133.0
2.3
172.7
53
r-CS/CT-MCi)
ASe-∗-BBrj)
0.0662
0.0075
−0.0158
−1.513
0.0175
154.6
2.2
187.7
17
r-CS/CT-TBPk)
BBr-∗-CBrl)
0.0398
0.0092
−0.0038
−1.171
0.0100
112.5
4.2
151.5
54
r-CS/t-HBwcm)
2 (C1)obsdn)
ABr-∗-ASe
0.0219
0.0065
−0.0005
−1.039
0.0065
94.6
r-CS
ASe-∗-BBr
0.0576
0.0102
−0.0113
−1.356
0.0152
137.8
r-CS
BBr-∗-CBr
0.0952
0.0068
−0.0337
−1.713
0.0343
168.6
r-CS
CBr-∗-DBr
0.0183
0.0062
0.0005
−0.961
0.0062
85.7
p-CS
DBr-∗-BSe
0.0818
0.0063
−0.0271
−1.682
0.0278
166.9
r-CS
BSe-∗-EBr
0.0753
0.0072
−0.0220
−1.604
0.0231
161.9
r-CS
3 (Cs)
ABr-∗-ASe
0.0737
0.0061
−0.0214
−1.636
0.0223
164.0
0.8
185.8
8.4
r-CS/CT-TBPk)
ASe-∗-BBr
0.0678
0.0069
−0.0177
−1.562
0.0189
158.7
1.0
183.0
18
r-CS/CT-TBPk)
4 (Cs)
ABr-∗-ASe
0.0131
0.0042
0.0004
−0.945
0.0042
84.0
6.4
105.1
84
p-CS/t-HBnco)
ASe-∗-BBr
0.0425
0.0088
−0.0052
−1.229
0.0103
120.6
4.6
163.2
63
r-CS/CT-MCi)
BBr-∗-CBr
0.0933
0.0059
−0.0321
−1.732
0.0326
169.6
0.9
192.1
5.6
r-CS/CT-TBPk)
a)See the text for BSS. b)c∇2ρb(rc) = Hb(rc) − Vb(rc)/2, where c = ћ2/8m. c)kb(rc) = Vb(rc)/Gb(rc). d)R = (x2 + y2)1/2, where (x, y) = (Hb(rc) − Vb(rc)/2, Hb(rc)). e)θ = 90° − tan−1 (y/x). f)θp = 90° − tan−1 (dy/dx). g)κp = |d2y/dx2|/[1 + (dy/dx)2]3/2. h)Because it has Ci symmetry, it is the same as BSe-∗-EBr. i)The regular-CS interaction of the CT-MC nature. j)The same as BSe-∗-DBr. k)The regular-CS interaction of the CT-TBP nature. l)The same as CBr-∗-DBr. m) The pure-CS interaction of the HB nature with no covalency. n)See ref. [39]. o)The regular-CS interaction of the HB nature with no covalency.