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= Tutorial n°3 (Wednesday p.m): VB vs BDO (Lewis structures) BLW & HuLiS (S. Humbel + M. Linares + Y. Mo ) =
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= Tutorial n°4 (Friday p.m): State correlation diagrams ( W. Wu's Group)   =
 
== To the Tutors ==
 
== To the Tutors ==
 
'''[[Sason_remarks|Sason remarks and prospective 2 hours talk]]'''
 
'''[[Sason_remarks|Sason remarks and prospective 2 hours talk]]'''
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'''Qualitative'''
 
'''Qualitative'''
* Some MO-CI > BDO projection ? through Hückel orbitals? (following Sason's suggestion)
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* State correlation Diagrams in 3 centers systems : H3C. - H. - .CH3 (or 4 electrons .... H transfer barrier appearing in F H F(-) when the F ... F distance is increased (which avoids geometry problems).
 
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'''Yes, but we could start with H3'''
'''Computational'''
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* Benzen pi system  dissymetrization (2 geometries (D6h and D3h); on each geometry 2 spin alternant determinants cf p154 on The Book) - Pbm : check how differentiate sigma vs + (sigma + pi) energies.
* Formamid VB & BDO : Evaluate '''vertical''' Resonance energy (at a fixed planar geometry) : VB (2 confs, effect of adding the third [(+)N. .C :O(-)] ), B. Distorded Orb. (1 conf (major Lewis Structure) + effect of adding a second conf) +  Comparison to thioformamid : same work.  
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'''Objection : Using two spin-alternant determinants refers to Heisenberg’s spin hamiltonian theory, that we don’t teach.  
* Butadiene VB & Lewis
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Differentiating sigma vs sigma + pi energies is a bit off-topic.
* Allyl radical and cation : MO, VB & Lewis (Do these two in VB, BLW and with HuLiS)
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* BLW 1 exercice to be proposed by Yirong (Hyperconjugation?)
 
Possibly use DFT correlated BDO with BLW (find examples where that does improve significantly the analysis)  
 
 
 
Proposal from Yirong
 
*1) benzene and formamide - focus is on the structural and energetic impact from conjugation, and how to correlate the results with experimental evidences;
 
*2) butadiene - focus is on the conjugation in the planar structure and the hyperconjugation in the staggered structure, and their impact on the rotational barrier;
 
*3) acid-base and H-bonding systems: BLW energy decomposition analyses.
 
*4) visualize the results. I have been using GaussView and ChemDraw, but other graphical software should be fine with me as well.
 
*5) Questions from any participant can be discussed and tested on site.
 
  
 
== Paper Exercices ==
 
== Paper Exercices ==
 
 
== Hands on Exercice 1 (title) ==
 
== Hands on Exercice 1 (title) ==
 
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[[VBFile 3-1 | allyl.bfi, .xmi and orb]]
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Tutorial n°4 (Friday p.m): State correlation diagrams ( W. Wu's Group)

To the Tutors

Sason remarks and prospective 2 hours talk +

Philippe's remark on the initially proposed tutorial. are included in bold.

Qualitative

  • State correlation Diagrams in 3 centers systems : H3C. - H. - .CH3 (or 4 electrons .... H transfer barrier appearing in F H F(-) when the F ... F distance is increased (which avoids geometry problems).

Yes, but we could start with H3

  • Benzen pi system dissymetrization (2 geometries (D6h and D3h); on each geometry 2 spin alternant determinants cf p154 on The Book) - Pbm : check how differentiate sigma vs + (sigma + pi) energies.

Objection : Using two spin-alternant determinants refers to Heisenberg’s spin hamiltonian theory, that we don’t teach. Differentiating sigma vs sigma + pi energies is a bit off-topic.

Paper Exercices

Hands on Exercice 1 (title)

Subject

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Example alt text
Image example: Allyl Cation MO's

To do

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Hands on Exercice 2 (title)

Hands on Exercice 3 (title)