Carbon Disulfide

Below is the data and results from the procedure described previously.
 
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 This figure depicts the optimized geometry.

From the higher levels of theory, this is the optimized geometry of carbon disulfide. As previously predicted, the geometry is linear.
 
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Above is the configuration of the HOMO.

With each sulfur atom contributing 16 electrons and the carbon holding six, the total amount of molecular orbitals holding electrons is 19. To the left is the 19th orbital (HOMO) and its configuration. The color change depicts the change in sign of the orbitals.
 
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This is the LUMO.

With carbon disulfide holding 19 orbitals with electrons, the 20th orbital is considered the LUMO due to no electrons occupying the orbital.  To the right is the configuration of the LUMO.
 
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Pictured here is the electrostatic potential for CS2.

The figure to the left shows the electrostatic potential of each of the atoms in the molecule.The red shading symbolizes that there is a high electron density while the blue shows a low density. With carbon being more electronegative, this result was predicted with more electrons being drawn to the center of the molecule, away from the sulfur atoms.
 
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This figure shows the partial atomic charges for each of the atoms.

Partial atomic charges are similar to the electrostatic potential with showing that the more electronegative atom in the molecule will draw more electrons to it making it have a more partial negative charge. In this case, carbon is more negative while each of the sulfur atoms is partially positive.
 
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Vibrational frequencies
Based on template by A. Herráez as modified by J. Gutow
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