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LI Hui-dong. A Comparative Study of B2 and Al2 Using Density functional Methods and Ab Initio Methods[J]. Journal of Xihua University(Natural Science Edition), 2015, 34(5): 70-74. DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1673-159X.2015.05.013
Citation: LI Hui-dong. A Comparative Study of B2 and Al2 Using Density functional Methods and Ab Initio Methods[J]. Journal of Xihua University(Natural Science Edition), 2015, 34(5): 70-74. DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1673-159X.2015.05.013

A Comparative Study of B2 and Al2 Using Density functional Methods and Ab Initio Methods

  • In order to evaluate the ability of the density functional methods on predicting the small molecules, the equilibium geometries and dissociation energies of B2 and Al2 were systematically studied with 10 kinds of density functional methods. The results show that the wB97x functional, M06 functional, and its derivatives M06-2X, M06-L, M06-HF cannot predicte the correct ground electronic structures and the dissociation energies of Al2 molecule. Although the correct ground electronic structure of B2 was predicted with the density functional methods, the dissociation energies predicted by most of the chosen density function methods are not accurate enough comparing with the experimental values. However, the ab initio methods CCSD(T)/cc-pVTZ和FCI/cc-pVTZ gave the right ground and first excited states of these two molecules, namely, the ground state X3Σg- and the first excited state A3Πu of B2, and the ground state X3Πu and the first excited state A3Σg- of Al2, which is consistent with the experimental results. The bond distances and the dissociation energies predicted with the two ab initio methods are very comparable with the experiments values.
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