Yu. A. Teterin, A. E. Putkov, M. V. Ryzhkov, A. Yu. Teterin, K. E. Ivanov, S. N. Kalmykov, V. G. Petrov
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Abstract
The electronic structure of AnO2 (An = Th‒Lr) and the structure of X-ray photoelectron spectra of their valence electrons were calculated by the relativistic discrete variation method in the MO LCAO cluster approximation (molecular orbitals as linear combinations of atomic orbitals). This structure is in satisfactory agreement with the available experimental spectra. The effective charges QAn of the An ions in AnO2 were determined as the difference between the number of electrons in the neutral An atom and the number of electrons in the actinide ion in the AnO8 cluster. The dependence of the effective charges QAn in AnO2 on the atomic number Z was obtained. The estimated values in the range 0.42 e < QAn < 1.04 e differ significantly from QAn(IV) = 4 e, found in the ionic approximation. This is attributed to the significant covalence effects in AnO2, associated with the overlap of not only An6d, but also of An6p and An5f AOs with the oxygen orbitals. There is qualitative agreement between the obtained QAn values and the values of the chemical shifts (several electron-volts) of the lines of the actinide 4f core electrons in the XP spectra of dioxides relative to the metals.
在 MO LCAO 簇近似(分子轨道为原子轨道的线性组合)下,用相对论离散变化法计算了 AnO2(An = Th-Lr)的电子结构及其价电子的 X 射线光电子能谱结构。该结构与现有的实验光谱完全吻合。确定了 AnO2 中 An 离子的有效电荷 QAn,即中性 An 原子的电子数与 AnO8 簇中锕系元素离子的电子数之差。得出了 AnO2 中有效电荷 QAn 与原子序数 Z 的关系。在 0.42 e < QAn < 1.04 e 范围内的估计值与离子近似中发现的 QAn(IV) = 4 e 有很大不同。这归因于 AnO2 中显著的共价效应,这不仅与 An6d 有关,还与 An6p 和 An5f AO 与氧轨道的重叠有关。所获得的 QAn 值与二恶英相对于金属的 XP 光谱中锕系元素 4f 核心电子线的化学位移值(几个电子伏特)在质量上是一致的。
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