Home  |  About this Journal  |  Authors  |  Referees  |  Editors  |  Contact us  |  中文版
Cite this article as: Xue Duo-Mei,Zhu Hong-Yue,Yang Jia-Qian,Zhi Li-Fei,Li Ying,Chen Ze-Ren. Theoretical study on the possibility of moderately reactive molecules forming stable ionic compounds with superhalogens [J]. J. At. Mol. Phys.(原子与分子物理学报), 2026, 43: 052001 (in Chinese)
Theoretical study on the possibility of moderately reactive molecules forming stable ionic compounds with superhalogens
Hits 205  Download times 3  Received:April 22, 2025  Revised:May 16, 2025
View Full Text  View/Add Comment  Download reader
DOI   10.19855/j.1000-0364.2026.052001
Key Words   Superhalogen  oxidization  charge transfer  moderately reactive molecules  density functional theory
Author NameAffiliationE-mail
Xue Duo-Mei College of Chemical Engineering and Technology,Taiyuan University of Science and Technology 2023002@tyust.edu.cn 
Zhu Hong-Yue College of Chemical Engineering and Technology, Taiyuan University of Science and Technology 2022043@tyust.edu.cn 
Yang Jia-Qian College of Chemical Engineering and Technology,Taiyuan University of Science and Technology 2022105@tyust.edu.cn 
Zhi Li-Fei College of Chemical Engineering and Technology,Taiyuan University of Science and Technology lifeizhi@tyust.edu.cn 
Li Ying College of chemistry,Jilin University liyingjluedu@163.com 
Chen Ze-Ren* College of Mechanical Engineering,Taiyuan University of Technology chenzeren@tyut.edu.cn 
Abstract
    Inspired by the recent studies on superhalogens are able to form strongly bound ionic compounds with stable molecules, we made an attempt to investigate the feasibility of oxidizing moderately reactive molecules (such as NH3 and SiO2) with superhalogen molecules in this work. Based on ab initio and density functional theory (DFT) calculations, the structure characteristics, charge flow, spin density distribution, Singly occupied molecular orbitals (SOMOs), and binding energy of Y/X (Y = NH3 and SiO2;X = GaF4, InF4, and SbF6) compounds formed by these two compounds were investigated. This finding shows strong oxidizability of superhalogens and open a new avenue for developing promising and powerful oxidizing agents.

You are the 244939 visitor.

Copyright @ 2007Editorial Office of Journal of Atomic and Molecular Physics
Address: Institute of Atomic and Molecular Physics, Sichuan University  Postcode: Chengdu 610065
Tel:QQ: 3094757965  Fax:  E-mail: jamp@scu.edu.cn
Beijing E-Tiller Co., Ltd.