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Bond dissociation energies of TiSi, ZrSi, HfSi, VSi, NbSi, and TaSi.

Andrew Sevy1, Jason J Sorensen1, Thomas D Persinger2, Jordan A Franchina1, Eric L Johnson3, Michael D Morse1.   

Abstract

Predissociation thresholds have been observed in the resonant two-photon ionization spectra of TiSi, ZrSi, HfSi, VSi, NbSi, and TaSi. It is argued that because of the high density of electronic states at the ground separated atom limit in these molecules, the predissociation threshold in each case corresponds to the thermochemical bond dissociation energy. The resulting bond dissociation energies are D0(TiSi) = 2.201(3) eV, D0(ZrSi) = 2.950(3) eV, D0(HfSi) = 2.871(3) eV, D0(VSi) = 2.234(3) eV, D0(NbSi) = 3.080(3) eV, and D0(TaSi) = 2.999(3) eV. The enthalpies of formation were also calculated as Δf,0KH°(TiSi(g)) = 705(19) kJ mol-1, Δf,0KH°(ZrSi(g)) = 770(12) kJ mol-1, Δf,0KH°(HfSi(g)) = 787(10) kJ mol-1, Δf,0KH°(VSi(g)) = 743(11) kJ mol-1, Δf,0KH°(NbSi(g)) = 879(11) kJ mol-1, and Δf,0KH°(TaSi(g)) = 938(8) kJ mol-1. Using thermochemical cycles, ionization energies of IE(TiSi) = 6.49(17) eV and IE(VSi) = 6.61(15) eV and bond dissociation energies of the ZrSi- and NbSi- anions, D0(Zr-Si-) ≤ 3.149(15) eV, D0(Zr--Si) ≤ 4.108(20) eV, D0(Nb-Si-) ≤ 3.525(31) eV, and D0(Nb--Si) ≤ 4.017(39) eV, have also been obtained. Calculations on the possible low-lying electronic states of each species are also reported.

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Year:  2017        PMID: 28863527     DOI: 10.1063/1.4986213

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  J Chem Phys        ISSN: 0021-9606            Impact factor:   3.488


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