COSMO Atomic radii
Following a discussion on the ADF mailing list, where the origin of the atomic radii used within ADF with COSMO was asked for, here is a short description.
It all started with a preliminary report in the SuppInfo of
Not all elements were included in the MM3 data, which was the origin for the question to the ADF mailing list (Berkelium was one of the elements that was absent). Fortunately, Santiago Alvarez reported in 2013 a new list of van der Waals radii for almost the complete Periodic Table.
It all started with a preliminary report in the SuppInfo of
R.S. Bon, B. van Vliet, N.E. Sprenkels, R.F. Schmitz, F.J.J. de Kanter, C.V. Stevens, M. Swart, F.M. Bickelhaupt, M.B. Groen and R.V.A. Orruwhere we tested an approach towards "non-empirical" choice of atomic radii. This was extended for the whole periodic table in
"Multicomponent Synthesis of 2-Imidazolines"
J. Org. Chem. 2005, 70, 3542-3553
http://www.dx.doi.org/10.1021/jo050132g
M. Swart, E. Rösler and F.M. Bickelhauptwhere we used scaled MM3 radii (Allinger et al. J. Mol. Str. (Theochem) 1994, 312, 69-83). The scaling was necessary because of the form of the repulsion force field used in MM3, leading to a scaling factor 0.8333 (5/6).
"Proton Affinities in Water of Maingroup-Element Hydrides. Effects of Hydration and Methyl Substitution"
Eur. J. Inorg. Chem. 2007, 3646-3654
http://www.dx.doi.org/10.1002/ejic.200700228
Not all elements were included in the MM3 data, which was the origin for the question to the ADF mailing list (Berkelium was one of the elements that was absent). Fortunately, Santiago Alvarez reported in 2013 a new list of van der Waals radii for almost the complete Periodic Table.
S. AlvarezThis was followed one year later by a report on the vdW radii for noble gases.
"A cartography of the van der Waals territories"
Dalton Trans. 2013, 42, 8617-8636
http://www.dx.doi.org/10.1039/c3dt50599e
J. Vogt, S. AlvarezFor completeness sake, the full list of scaled MM3 radii for the elements is given below (in Å, angstrom), together with Alvarez's values in brackets []; the Alvarez values are in general larger (except for hydrogen). One should be careful when using the latter values within COSMO calculations in ADF, whose parameters of the solvent radius etc have been obtained with the scaled MM3 radii.
"van der Waals Radii of Noble Gases"
Inorg. Chem. 2014, 53, 9260-9266
H 1.350
He 1.275
Li 2.125
Be 1.858
B 1.792
C 1.700
N 1.608
O 1.517
F 1.425
Ne 1.333
Na 2.250
Mg 2.025
Al 1.967
Si 1.908
P 1.850
S 1.792
Cl 1.725
Ar 1.658
K 2.575
Ca 2.342
Sc 2.175
Ti 1.992
V 1.908
Cr 1.875
Mn 1.867
Fe 1.858
Co 1.858
Ni 1.850
Cu 1.883
Zn 1.908
Ga 2.050
Ge 2.033
As 1.967
Se 1.908
Br 1.850
Kr 1.792
Rb 2.708
Sr 2.500
Y 2.258
Zr 2.117
Nb 2.025
Mo 1.992
Tc 1.967
Ru 1.950
Rh 1.950
Pd 1.975
Ag 2.025
Cd 2.083
In 2.200
Sn 2.158
Sb 2.100
Te 2.033
I 1.967
Xe 1.900
Cs 2.867
Ba 2.558
La 2.317
Ce 2.283
Pr 2.275
Nd 2.275
Pm 2.267
Sm 2.258
Eu 2.450
Gd 2.258
Tb 2.250
Dy 2.242
Ho 2.225
Er 2.225
Tm 2.225
Yb 2.325
Lu 2.208
Hf 2.108
Ta 2.025
W 1.992
Re 1.975
Os 1.958
Ir 1.967
Pt 1.992
Au 2.025
Hg 2.108
Tl 2.158
Pb 2.283
Bi 2.217
Po 2.158
At 2.092
Rn 2.025
Fr 3.033
Ra 2.725
Ac 2.567
Th 2.283
Pa 2.200
U 2.100
Np 2.100
Pu 2.100
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