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Gas-phase ion chemistry of BF3/CH4 mixtures: Activation of methane by BF2+ ions (Articolo in rivista)
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Pepi, F.; Tata, A.; Garzoli, S.; Rosi, M. (2008)
Gas-phase ion chemistry of BF3/CH4 mixtures: Activation of methane by BF2+ ions
in Chemical physics letters (Print)
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- Gas-phase ion chemistry of BF3/CH4 mixtures: Activation of methane by BF2+ ions (literal)
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- The gas-phase ion chemistry of BF3/CH4 mixtures was investigated by the
joint application of mass-spectrometric and ab initio theoretical
methods. The addition of BF2+ to CH4 led to the observation of BF2CH4+
and BFCH3+ ions in the gas phase. Collisionally activated dissociation
(CAD) mass-spectrometric results and theoretical calculations performed
at the B3LYP and CCSD(T) levels identified the F2B-CH4+ and F-B-CH3+
ions as the most stable isomers on the [BFnCHn+2](+) (n = 1, 2)
potential energy surfaces. It is worth noting that C-N bond formation
was observed when BFCH3+ ions were allowed to react with NH3. (C) 2008
Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved. (literal)
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