Rotational constants and dipole moments of interstellar polyynes: a comparative MP2 and density functional (BP86) study.

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Interstellar Molecules: Cyanopolyynes, Interstellar Molecules: Molecular Processes

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By means of theoretical calculations the rotational constants and dipole moments of the first members of the polyynes families (cyanopolyynes, methylcyanopolyynes and isocyanopolyynes) have been calculated at the MP2/6-31G* and BP86/6-31G* levels. The calculations of rotational constants given in this paper show that the predicted values using density functional theory are in reasonable agreement with the experimental and the MP2 results. A good evaluation of the dipole moments requires the introduction of the electronic correlation, which can be made using density functional calculations. The results are considerably improved using a least squares fit between the experimental and calculated dipole moments including electronic correlation.

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