Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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9746671 | International Journal of Mass Spectrometry | 2005 | 7 Pages |
Abstract
The most stable structures of the plasma ions H3S+, S2+, H2S2+, H3S2+, [H2S···H3S]+, H2S3+, H3S4+ and HSn+ were obtained by the ab initio G3B3 method, in which the G3 method is extended with B3LYP/6-31G(d). Of the three isomers of H2S3+, the C2V structure, with terminal hydrogen atoms, proved to be the lowest energy. The structure of the adduct [H2S···H3S]+ was found to be comparable with that of the water adduct [H2O···H3O]+. An enthalpy of â59.9 kJ molâ1 was calculated for the reaction H3S+ + H2S â [H2S···H3S]+ and the exothermic reaction enthalpies of the polysulfonium ions, formed according to the equation HSn+ + S â HSn+1+, lie in the range 225-347 kJ molâ1 for n = 1-8.
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Authors
Axel Patrick Ligon, Siegmar Gäb,