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385228: C9H11ON 2-methylacetanilide, Coordinate Scan - Gaussian
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Quantity
Value
Route
#N B3LYP/6-311+G(2d,p) OPT(AddRedundant) NOSYMMETRY
Method
B3LYP
Stoichiometry
C
9
H
11
NO
Symmetry
C1
Basis
6-311+G(2d,p)
RB3LYP Energy
-479.716009665 Hartree
Dipole Moment
3.1502 Debye
Server
class (386811)
CPU time
157736.3 sec
Rotational Constants
Constant
Frequency (GHz)
Frequency (cm
-1
)
a
2.2881184
0.07632341438
b
0.7352860
0.02452650093
c
0.5624275
0.01876056202
Partial Charges
Atom
Symbol
Charge
1
C
0.554956
2
N
-0.355080
3
C
-0.296500
4
C
1.062008
5
C
-0.167025
6
C
-0.101440
7
C
-0.088315
8
C
-0.360536
9
H
0.061329
10
H
0.082367
11
H
0.082703
12
H
0.078916
13
C
-0.564259
14
H
0.106368
15
H
0.137517
16
H
0.159021
17
O
-0.476103
18
C
-0.531914
19
H
0.150484
20
H
0.149869
21
H
0.111878
22
H
0.203756
Coordinate Scan
Coordinate
Energy (au)
0.000000
-479.715979
9.000172
-479.717585
18.000191
-479.719681
27.000117
-479.721834
36.000181
-479.723789
45.000123
-479.725349
54.000090
-479.726376
63.000026
-479.726791
71.999943
-479.726592
80.999901
-479.725879
90.000028
-479.72505
99.000150
-479.72491
108.000016
-479.725455
117.000122
-479.726187
126.000075
-479.726959
134.999975
-479.727665
144.000016
-479.728248
152.999993
-479.728685
162.000019
-479.729006
170.999987
-479.729195
-179.999977
-479.729255
-170.999968
-479.729193
-161.999957
-479.729003
-152.999987
-479.728684
-143.999952
-479.728249
-134.999943
-479.727667
-125.999895
-479.726963
-116.999985
-479.72619
-107.999942
-479.725452
-98.999955
-479.724908
-89.999980
-479.725046
-80.999894
-479.725878
-71.999874
-479.72659
-62.999960
-479.726791
-54.000029
-479.726379
-45.000075
-479.72535
-36.000159
-479.72379
-27.000198
-479.721836
-18.000127
-479.719679
-9.000124
-479.717581
-0.000074
-479.71601
Animation speed
Loop
None
Loop
Cycle
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