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. 2021 Oct 6;60(20):15141–15150. doi: 10.1021/acs.inorgchem.1c01123

Table 2. ZFS Parameters D and E/D for All Rotamers of P0, P1, and 1–3a.

    RO-BP86
experimental
    D (%) E/D |D| (%) |E/D|
P0 A/B –0.070(21)/–0.071(79) 0.329/0.324 0.111 0.270
P1 A/B –0.067(42)/–0.068(27) 0.209/0.206 0.098 0.194
  Cb/D –0.068(27)/–0.080(4) 0.206/0.125    
1 A/B –0.071(5)/–0.081(3) 0.085/0.062 0.092(63) 0.185
  C/D –0.048(56)/–0.048(36) 0.292/0.208 0.111(37) 0.117
2 A/B –0.070(20)/–0.070(13) 0.100/0.100 0.090(62) 0.089
  C/D –0.050(41)/–0.049(26) 0.280/0.286 0.100(38) 0.240
3 A/B –0.039(20)/–0.039(17) 0.128/0.179 0.074 0.216
  C/D –0.031(36)/–0.031(27) –0.226/0.226    
a

D parameter is given in cm–1. Calculated RO-BP86% are taken on the optimized triplet-state geometries considering the energy difference between the rotamers (A/B/C/D) according to a Boltzmann population at 298.15 K and are reported in parentheses in the D column.

b

For P1, with two thienyl rings, the B and C rotamers are equal.