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III.G.7. (XIII.B.3.) (XIII.D.5.)

Compare vibrational frequencies for two calculations for NH2CSNH2 (Thiourea)

A = HF/6-31G*

B = MP2FC/6-31G*

  symmetry   frequency (cm-1)   reduced mass (amu)   IR Intensity (km mol-1)
mode number A B   A B diff. ratio   A B diff. ratio   A B diff. ratio
1 A A   3556 3508 48.2 1.014   1.106 1.101 0.005 1.005   58.25 30.54 27.70 1.907
2 A A   3441 3387 54.6 1.016   1.049 1.049 -0.000 1.000   34.50 21.92 12.58 1.574
3 A A   1646 1607 38.8 1.024   1.168 1.184 -0.015 0.987   107.48 80.09 27.39 1.342
4 A A   1384 1386 -2.1 0.998   2.588 2.711 -0.124 0.954   374.29 335.05 39.24 1.117
5 A A   1044 1045 -0.8 0.999   2.142 1.839 0.303 1.165   76.42 69.17 7.25 1.105
6 A A   714 755 -40.9 0.946   4.283 5.311 -1.028 0.806   33.36 4.30 29.06 7.762
7 A A   475 552 -76.9 0.861   1.116 1.311 -0.195 0.851   0.13 176.27 -176.14 0.001
8 A A   447 448 -0.9 0.998   3.029 2.280 0.749 1.328   5.25 10.39 -5.14 0.506
9 A A   210 368 -158.0 0.571   1.152 1.130 0.023 1.020   88.36 157.62 -69.25 0.561
10 B B   3555 3508 47.4 1.014   1.104 1.100 0.004 1.004   88.49 60.72 27.77 1.457
11 B B   3434 3382 51.7 1.015   1.047 1.048 -0.000 1.000   108.75 75.14 33.60 1.447
12 B B   1621 1586 35.7 1.023   1.279 1.256 0.023 1.019   274.83 206.05 68.79 1.334
13 B B   1414 1381 32.9 1.024   3.409 3.314 0.096 1.029   164.24 98.92 65.32 1.660
14 B B   1045 1051 -5.6 0.995   1.303 1.295 0.007 1.006   12.48 13.25 -0.77 0.942
15 B B   638 617 20.6 1.033   6.566 4.068 2.497 1.614   13.76 148.35 -134.59 0.093
16 B B   584 571 12.4 1.022   1.098 1.249 -0.151 0.879   77.06 171.28 -94.22 0.450
17 B B   386 410 -24.3 0.941   3.908 1.209 2.700 3.233   4.48 236.95 -232.47 0.019
18 B B   326 390 -64.5 0.835   1.190 3.828 -2.638 0.311   549.25 1.93 547.32 285.221
scaled by     0.8985 0.943

See section III.C.1 List or set vibrational scaling factors to change the scale factors used here.
See section III.C.2 Calculate a vibrational scaling factor for a given set of molecules to determine the least squares best scaling factor.