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. 2024 Mar 26;128(13):2534–2542. doi: 10.1021/acs.jpca.3c04965

Table 2. Energies and Thermodynamic Functions of the Chemical Speciesa.

molecule M06-2X/AVTZ
CCSD(T)/AVTZ
  E (Eh) ZPE (Eh) ΔG0 (Eh) S0 (cal K–1 mol–1) E (Eh) T1
2M2P –309.836 0.147 –309.72 91.0 –309.3495 0.012
O3 –225.406 0.008 –225.42 58.0 –225.1499 0.024
primary ozonide –535.352 0.161 –535.23 100.8 –534.5929 0.015
TS1 –535.311 0.158 –535.19 100.3 –534.5638 0.017
Criegee intermediate –342.218 0.069 –342.18 80.3 –341.7469 0.034
propanal –193.127 0.085 –193.07 70.8 –192.8398 0.013
TS2 –535.317 0.159 –535.20 99.8 –534.5685 0.016
intermediate I0 –535.371 0.158 –535.25 112.7 –534.6111 0.014
secondary ozonide –535.443 0.163 –535.32 101.9 –534.6772 0.013
TS3 –535.357 0.157 –535.24 104.4 –534.5929 0.015
methylglyoxal –267.144 0.066 –267.11 74.5 –266.7607 0.015
ethylformate –268.376 0.091 –268.31 74.7 –267.9920 0.014
a

Data were computed at the M06-2X/AVTZ level of theory, except for the values in the second last column, which correspond to a single-point UCCSD(T)/AVTZ calculation at the M06-2X-optimized geometry. ZPE is the vibrational zero-point energy. The T1 diagnostics are reported in the last column.