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Does ionized dimethylsulfoxide produce O-protonated sulfine CH2SOH+at threshold? A quantum chemical investigation

Abstract

The heats of formation of O- and C-protonated sulfine, CH2SOH+ and CH3-SO+, have been assessed by ab initio molecular orbital calculations executed at the MR-SDCI//CASSCF/DZPP+f(S) level of theory as 739 and 838 kJmol, respectively, using the experimentally known dissociation limits CH+3+SO· · and CH3.+ SO+ as anchors. These results confirm our earlier proposal that the measured heat of formation (736 ± 8 kJmol) of the mz 63 ions, [H3, C, O, S]++ generated from dimethylsulfoxide, CH3-S(O)-CH3, corresponds to CH2SOH+, and not to CH3-SO+.

Authors

Ruttink PJA; Burgers PC; Terlouw JK

Journal

Chemical Physics Letters, Vol. 229, No. 4-5, pp. 495–498

Publisher

Elsevier

Publication Date

November 4, 1994

DOI

10.1016/0009-2614(94)01070-6

ISSN

0009-2614

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