Publication detail

The ligand dissociations from MPS, DMPS and TMPS moecules by electron impact

LACKO, M. AL MAHMOUD ALSHEIKH, A. PAPP, P. MATEJČÍK, Š.

Original Title

The ligand dissociations from MPS, DMPS and TMPS moecules by electron impact

English Title

The ligand dissociations from MPS, DMPS and TMPS moecules by electron impact

Type

conference paper

Language

en

Original Abstract

Methylphenyl Silane and Trimethylphenyl Silane molecules were studied using a crossed electron/molecular beams experiment. The ionization energies as well as the appearance energies with a focus on a dissociation of methyl and phenyl ligands were estimated. Considering the previous results of Dimethylphenyl Silane electron induced dissociation; the effect of substitution of methyl and hydrogen ligands will be described.

English abstract

Methylphenyl Silane and Trimethylphenyl Silane molecules were studied using a crossed electron/molecular beams experiment. The ionization energies as well as the appearance energies with a focus on a dissociation of methyl and phenyl ligands were estimated. Considering the previous results of Dimethylphenyl Silane electron induced dissociation; the effect of substitution of methyl and hydrogen ligands will be described.

Keywords

Ab initio, Density functional theory, Fragmentation energy, Optimization Geometry

RIV year

2014

Released

09.07.2014

Location

Bratislava

ISBN

978-80-8147-021-9

Book

Proceedings of CEPAS 6

Pages from

53

Pages to

57

Pages count

5

Documents

BibTex 


@inproceedings{BUT109574,
  author="Michal {Lacko} and Amer {Al Mahmoud Alsheikh} and Peter {Papp} and Štefan {Matejčík}",
  title="The ligand dissociations from MPS, DMPS and TMPS moecules by electron impact",
  annote="Methylphenyl Silane and Trimethylphenyl Silane molecules were studied using a crossed electron/molecular beams experiment. The ionization energies as well as the appearance energies with a focus on a dissociation of methyl and phenyl ligands were estimated. Considering the previous results of Dimethylphenyl Silane electron induced dissociation; the effect of substitution of methyl and hydrogen ligands will be described.",
  booktitle="Proceedings of CEPAS 6",
  chapter="109574",
  howpublished="print",
  year="2014",
  month="july",
  pages="53--57",
  type="conference paper"
}