Research Article
Fukui Function Analysis and Optical, Electronic, and Vibrational Properties of Tetrahydrofuran and Its Derivatives: A Complete Quantum Chemical Study
Table 3
Vibrational assignments of amino tetrahydrofuran (modes having high IR intensity only) with B3LYP/6-311 G (d, p).
| B3LYP (calculated) unscaled | B3LYP (calculated) scaled | IR (int.) | Vibrational assignments |
| 197 | 190 | 48.1062 | Rock NH2 | 378 | 364 | 16.1235 | Group NH2 bend from joint | 778 | 749 | 174.8209 | Rock NH2 | 877 | 845 | 23.6231 | (C–C–H) + (C–C–C) | 957 | 922 | 65.1906 | (C–C–H) | 1067 | 1028 | 52.4498 | Ring deformation | 1133 | 1091 | 73.4975 | (C–C–C) | 1443 | 1390 | 25.3256 | (C–C–H) | 1647 | 1586 | 38.9601 | S(NH2) | 2971 | 2861 | 74.2781 | (C–H) | 2993 | 2882 | 62.1676 | (C–H) | 3023 | 2911 | 28.6539 | (C–H) | 3058 | 2945 | 64.6532 | (C–H) | 3095 | 2980 | 55.4994 | (C–H) | 3595 | 3462 | 0.4042 | (N–H) |
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