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124584: cis-Ethyl cinnamate, Natural Bond Orbitals 6.0/NRT - Gaussian

Calculated Quantities

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Overview

Quantity Value
Route #N B3LYP/6-311+G(2d,p) SP GFINPUT POP=(FULL,NBO6Read) Geom=Connectivit
Stoichiometry C11H12O2
Symmetry CS
Basis 6-311+G(2d,p)
RB3LYP Energy -577.017758465 Hartree
Dipole Moment 1.0056 Debye
Server batch (127023)
CPU time 2310.9 sec

Rotational Constants

Constant Frequency (GHz) Frequency (cm-1)
a 2.8140518 0.09386666425
b 0.3138732 0.01046968300
c 0.2833736 0.00945232585

Partial Charges

Atom Symbol Charge
1 C 0.176464  
2 O -0.417713  
3 C 0.460579  
4 C -0.267055  
5 C -0.393395  
6 C 1.375969  
7 C -0.193998  
8 C -0.218273  
9 C -0.081981  
10 C -0.339946  
11 C -0.454510  
12 H 0.166142  
13 H 0.088371  
14 H 0.087422  
15 H 0.085015  
16 H 0.086024  
17 H 0.088173  
18 H 0.099819  
19 O -0.481108  
20 C -0.498010  
21 H 0.127078  
22 H 0.123997  
23 H 0.123997  
24 H 0.128470  
25 H 0.128470  

Molecular Orbitals

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Orbital Symmetry Occupancy Energy Actions
Electron density
Electrostatic potential
Electrophilic (HOMO) frontier density
Nucleophilic (LUMO) frontier density
Radical frontier density

Natural Population Analysis

Atom Symbol Charge
1 C -0.03085  
2 O -0.57068  
3 C 0.78390  
4 C -0.29258  
5 C -0.10738  
6 C -0.10944  
7 C -0.16538  
8 C -0.21329  
9 C -0.18333  
10 C -0.20258  
11 C -0.16640  
12 H 0.25154  
13 H 0.20902  
14 H 0.20725  
15 H 0.20827  
16 H 0.20294  
17 H 0.19709  
18 H 0.21497  
19 O -0.62703  
20 C -0.58790  
21 H 0.20630  
22 H 0.20353  
23 H 0.20353  
24 H 0.18425  
25 H 0.18425  

Natural Atomic Orbitals

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Orbital Description Occupancy Energy Actions

Natural Hybrid Orbitals

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Natural Bond Orbitals

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Orbital Description NHOs Occupancy Energy Actions

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THE SCIENTIFIC THEORIST IS NOT TO BE ENVIED. FOR NATURE, OR MORE PRECISELY EXPERIMENT, IS AN INEXORABLE AND NOT VERY FRIENDLY JUDGE OF HIS WORK. IT NEVER SAYS "YES" TO A THEORY. IN THE MOST FAVORABLE CASES IT SAYS "MAYBE", AND IN THE GREAT MAJORITY OF CASES SIMPLY "NO"... PROBABLY EVERY THEORY WILL SOME DAY EXPERIENCE ITS "NO" - MOST THEORIES, SOON AFTER CONCEPTION. -- A.EINSTEIN, NOV 11, 1922.