Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
5394154 Computational and Theoretical Chemistry 2013 8 Pages PDF
Abstract
Thiourea, under thermal condition, undergoes isomerization to carbamimidothioic acid intermediates which then decompose to two pairs of products via elementary reaction steps, including ammonia/isothiocyanic acid, and hydrogen sulfide/carbodiimide. Consistent with experimental results, theoretical studies from both MP2 and DFT calculations indicate that other two possible products, i.e., thiocyanic acid and cyanoamine, with much higher activation energies, are therefore difficult to form.
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