Vibrational spectra of phenoxazine derivatives isolated in Ar matrices. Experiment and calculations
Abstract
Geometry and infrared spectra of phenoxazine derivatives - aminophenoxazone and diaminoactinocine were calculated using ab initio nonempirical methods HF(3-21G*), MP2 (3-21G*) and DFT/B3LYP (3-21G*). The Fourier transform infrared spectra of these compounds in Ar matrices were obtained. Using the comparison of calculated and experimental data, assignments of absorption bands in the spectral range 1400-1800 cm-1 were performed. Best agreement with experiment for ring vibrations was obtained by application MP2 (3-21G*) method, and for exocyclic vibrations - by HF (3-21G*) and DFT (3-21G*) methods.
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