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IV.D.4. (XII.A.2.)

Compare Bonds

18 10 19 16 31

MP4/6-311G** for rCN

Histogram of Bond length differences (in Å) vs number of species


Differences greater than 0.080 are in the 0.080 bin. Differences less than -0.040 are in the -0.040 bin.

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-0.040 -0.030 -0.020 -0.010 0.000 0.010 0.020 0.030 0.040 0.050 0.060 0.070 0.080
bond length difference calc. - exp. (Å)

  Species Name Difference (Å)
Most negative difference CN Cyano radical-0.031
Most positive difference HCNO fulminic acid0.034

Bond lengths
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Species Name Experimental (Å) Difference (Å)
CN Cyano radical 1.172 -0.031
C3H7NO dimethylformamide 1.391 -0.020
NH2CN cyanamide 1.347 -0.007
HCONHCH3 N-methylformamide 1.459 -0.006
CHSNH2 thioformamide 1.358 -0.005
CH3NH2 methyl amine 1.471 0.001
C3H7NO dimethylformamide 1.453 0.002
HCONHCH3 N-methylformamide 1.366 0.003
NH2CONH2 Urea 1.378 0.004
C3H3NO Oxazole 1.395 0.005
CH3CSNH2 Ethanethioamide 1.356 0.006
CH2N2 diazirine 1.482 0.007
CH2NOH formaldoxime 1.276 0.011
CH2NH Methanimine 1.273 0.011
C3H3NO Oxazole 1.292 0.011
CH3NO2 Methane, nitro- 1.489 0.013
CH2NN diazomethane 1.300 0.013
CH3CHNOH Acetaldoxime 1.276 0.014
CH3NO nitrosomethane 1.482 0.014
HNCNH diiminomethane 1.224 0.015
HNCNH diiminomethane 1.224 0.015
HCN Hydrogen cyanide 1.156 0.016
NH2CN cyanamide 1.347 0.016
CH3CN Acetonitrile 1.157 0.017
HNCS Isothiocyanic acid 1.207 0.017
CH3CH(CH3)CN Propanenitrile, 2-methyl- 1.159 0.018
NH2CN cyanamide 1.159 0.018
C(CN)4 tetracyanomethane 1.161 0.018
CN- cyanide anion 1.177 0.018
CHONH2 formamide 1.350 0.018
NH2CONH2 Urea 1.378 0.019
HCNO fulminic acid 1.168 0.019
C2H2N2O Furazan 1.303 0.019
NH2CN cyanamide 1.159 0.020
NH2CONH2 Urea 1.378 0.022
BrCN Cyanogen bromide 1.158 0.023
C2N2 Cyanogen 1.154 0.026
CHONH2 formamide 1.350 0.026
HCNO fulminic acid 1.168 0.034