One-Dimensional Model of the Hydrogen Bond
- 1 June 1955
- journal article
- Published by AIP Publishing in The Journal of Chemical Physics
- Vol. 23 (6), 1099-1106
- https://doi.org/10.1063/1.1742196
Abstract
A one‐dimensional model for hydrogen bonding is proposed based on the potential function V = D[1—exp(—nΔr2/2r)]. The energy associated with both the weak and strong bonds of the configuration RO – H – – – OR2 is obtained through application of this function. A repulsive Van der Waals potential and an attractive electrostatic potential are also assumed to exist between the two electronegative atoms of the hydrogen bond. Through application of the conditions describing a stable equilibrium, relations are obtained which permit a calculation of OH frequency shifts, OH bonded distances, hydrogen bond energies and ko — — — o force constants, all as a function of the O – – – O distance R. The calculated quantities agree well with those obtained from neutron diffraction, infrared, and other experimental studies. Because of the assumptions involved, this model is best used to describe the properties of hydrogen bonds in crystals. The model is also capable of extention to describe the properties of other types of hydrogen bonds such as HFH, NHN, NHO, OHN, etc.Keywords
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