Tao Hong Li , Chuan Ming Wang , Xiao Guang Xie , Zhu Ming Jian
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Abstract
The reaction of Pt (3D, 1S) with CH2FCl was theoretically investigated using B3LYP method. The results indicate that C–F, C–Cl and C–H bonds can be activated by Pt atom. C–F bond activation has the highest energy barriers on both triplet and singlet surfaces (154.6 and 58.5 kJ/mol, respectively). C–Cl bond activation has lower barrier on triplet surface (98.3 kJ/mol), and it is barrierless process on singlet surface. C–H activation was only found on triplet surface with a barrier of 92.3 kJ/mol. Pathways for the HF, HCl and H2-elimination were proposed and the experimentally observed product CHF–PtHCl is in fact reaction intermediate.