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385182: C4H8Cl2 C2 (2S,3S)-2,3-dichlorobutane, Optimize + Vib Freq - Gaussian
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Quantity
Value
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#N B3LYP/6-31G(d) OPT FREQ Geom=Connectivity
Stoichiometry
C
4
H
8
Cl
2
Symmetry
C2
Basis
6-31G(d)
RB3LYP Energy
-1077.64854243 Hartree
ZPE
0.115037 Hartree
Conditions
298.150K, 1.00000 atm
Internal Energy
-1077.526056 Hartree
Enthalpy
-1077.525112 Hartree
Free Energy
-1077.565137 Hartree
C
v
26.122 cal/mol-K
Entropy
84.242 cal/mol-K
Dipole Moment
3.5574 Debye
Server
batch (396367)
CPU time
206.2 sec
Geometry Sequence Energies
Step
Energy
0
-1077.64542872
1
-1077.64835385
2
-1077.64849664
3
-1077.64853925
4
-1077.64854219
5
-1077.64854222
6
-1077.64854243
7
-1077.64854243
8
-1077.64854243
Animation speed
Loop
None
Loop
Cycle
Rotational Constants
Constant
Frequency (GHz)
Frequency (cm
-1
)
a
2.76041
0.09207736640
b
1.73652
0.05792407226
c
1.12360
0.03747926174
Partial Charges
Atom
Symbol
Charge
1
C
-0.448493
2
C
-0.190882
3
C
-0.190882
4
C
-0.448493
5
H
0.181623
6
H
0.168287
7
H
0.163633
8
H
0.202313
9
Cl
-0.076481
10
Cl
-0.076481
11
H
0.202313
12
H
0.163633
13
H
0.181623
14
H
0.168287
Vibrational Modes
Mode
Symmetry
Frequency (cm
-1
)
IR (Raman) Intensity
Actions
1
A
78.3021
0.1973
2
A
175.6164
0.0995
3
B
237.8567
0.5897
4
A
251.8794
0.1739
5
B
314.6018
3.5987
6
B
351.5200
0.9242
7
A
358.1977
0.0188
8
B
390.3538
5.3712
9
A
431.2488
13.1502
10
B
679.3263
25.6199
11
A
693.7346
28.6532
12
A
863.5821
13.1630
13
B
968.6357
3.6889
14
A
1018.1356
17.6825
15
B
1091.0456
28.6729
16
B
1102.1695
0.3594
17
A
1105.8823
0.1236
18
A
1176.5269
3.0197
19
B
1254.4175
33.5823
20
A
1305.5204
27.8044
21
B
1337.6197
3.0439
22
A
1391.0886
2.9403
23
B
1437.1118
4.1146
24
A
1443.5597
5.2100
25
B
1513.6724
12.9065
26
A
1519.1732
0.0192
27
B
1526.9024
8.6008
28
A
1534.6758
1.5754
29
B
3062.3706
1.1325
30
A
3066.7953
22.9086
31
A
3112.2062
0.2062
32
B
3120.9096
0.1616
33
B
3137.8598
34.1623
34
A
3138.0812
7.8855
35
B
3152.2523
23.6555
36
A
3152.4026
1.8742
Frequency Scale Factor
Normal Mode Amplitude
Animation Speed
IR Spectrum
Peak Width (cm
-1
)
Quote
Where a calculator on the ENIAC is equipped with 18,000 vacuum tubes and weighs 30 tons, computers inthe future may have only 1,000 vacuum tubes and weigh only 1 1/2 tons. ---Popular Mechanics, March 1949