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Chlorobenzene
The ab initio and MOPAC geometry optimizations are shown below for the aromatic molecule, chlorobezene. The literature values found for the bond angles were 121.7 degrees for angle <CC(Cl)C and 120 degrees for angle <CC(H)C. For bond lengths the experimental literature values were found to be .1400nm for C=C, 0.1737nm C-Cl and 0.1083nm for C-H.





    The bond lengths and angles found using the most optimized geometry for MOPAC are represented by the buttons above.







    The bond lengths and angles found using the most optimized geometry for ab initio are represent by the buttons above. AM1 was found to be the most accurate optimized geometry out of all of our theories used for calculating bond lengths and 6-31G was found to be the most accurate optimized geometry for the bond angles. The percent error found between the calculated bond lengths and the experimental literature was found to be 0.71% for C=C, 2.13% for C-Cl, and 1.57% C-H.


    The electrostatic potential of chlorobenzene can be seen by clicking the button above. The highest electrostatic potential is represented by the color blue and the lowest electrostatic potential is represented with the color red. 


    The partial atomic charges of chlorobenzene are labelled on each atom and can be seen by clicking the button above. Partial charges occur when there is an uneven distribution of electrons due to the symmetry of the molecule.


    The highest occupied molecular orbit (HOMO) was calculated by summing the total electrons and dividing by two. The 29th orbital in this case is the highest occupied molecular orbit.


    The lowest occupied molecular orbit (LUMO) was calculated by summing the total electrons and dividing by two. The 30th orbital in this case is the lowest occupied molecular orbit.

UV-Vis Cis Transitoin Dipole Moments


UV-Vis transition calculations for cis transition dipole moments were calculated with GamessQ using our best optimized geometry, DZV, represented in Table 1.

Table 1.
Transition
DZV (nm)
G-1
196.597
G-2
190.430
G-3
163.663
G-4
148.538
G-5
147.393
G-6
136.740
G-7
142.329
G-8
131.139
G-9
127.391
G-10
127.008

UV-Vis. literature values were found for the important peaks of chlorobenzene in the CRC handbook, represented in Table 2. We found that the wavelengths  from the literature value were a lot higher than the calculated wavelengths. The wavelengths found for the experimental and literature did not show any type of correlation between one another.

Table 2.
Wavelength (nm)
Max Absorbance
287
1.000
300
0.050
325
0.040
350
0.020
400
0.005


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