Highly reactive molecules: Examples for the interplay between theory and experiment

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Abstract

Matrix isolation in combination with quantum chemical calculations is the method of choice for the study of highly reactive molecules. Different methods (A -F) can be applied for the generation of the target molecules. Irradiation in a halogendoped xenon matrix may be a fundamentally new method which can be important in those cases in which previous methods cannot be applied.

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Maier, G., Reisenauer, H. P., Preiss, T., Pacl, H., Jürgen, D., Tross, R., & Senger, S. (1997). Highly reactive molecules: Examples for the interplay between theory and experiment. Pure and Applied Chemistry, 69(1), 113–118. https://doi.org/10.1351/pac199769010113

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