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    Electron correlation and relative energetic characteristics of complex hydrides of light elements.I. Beryllohydrides

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    The effect of correlation energy on the relative stability of different structures and dissociation products of complex lithium beryllohydrides has been investigated. The adequacy of the method employed (third-order Möller–Plesset perturbation theory) and the basis set dependence have been assessed. Trends of the correlation energy according to the molecular structure have been discussed, and the validity of an additive scheme based on electron pair contributions has been tested

    Теоретическое исследование элементарных реакций с участием молекулярного водорода и легких алканов

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    Review of results of quantum-chemical calculations of potential energy surfaces performed for several families of elementary reactions: 1) successive dehydrogenation of complex alanates of alkali and alkali-earth metals; 2) dissociative adsorption of hydrogen, methane and ethane molecules onto doped aluminum clusters Al@XAl11 with dopants X = B, C, Si, Ge, Li, and Ti; 3) conversion of mеthane into methanol in the presence of oxoferrylporphyrine complexes of (Fe=O)(P)(NН2) type.Обзор результатов квантовохимических расчетов поверхностей потенциальной энергии для нескольких семейств элементарных реакций: 1) последовательного дегидрирования комплексных аланатов легких щелочных и щелочноземельных металлов; 2) диссоциативного присоединения молекул водорода, метана и этана к допированным алюминидным кластерам типа Al@XAl11 с допантами X = B, C, Si, Ge, Li и Ti; 3) конверсии метана в метанол в присутствии аминовых оксоферрилпорфириновых комплексов типа (Fe=O)(P)(NН2)

    Theoretical study of elementary reactions with participation of molecular hydrogen and light alkanes

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    Review of results of quantum-chemical calculations of potential energy surfaces performed for several families of elementary reactions: 1) successive dehydrogenation of complex alanates of alkali and alkali-earth metals; 2) dissociative adsorption of hydrogen, methane and ethane molecules onto doped aluminum clusters Al@XAl11 with dopants X = B, C, Si, Ge, Li, and Ti; 3) conversion of mеthane into methanol in the presence of oxoferrylporphyrine complexes of (Fe=O)(P)(NН2) type
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