6. Delocalization energy, DE, can be defined as the difference between the calculated value for the total pi-electron e...
6. Delocalization energy, DE, can be defined as the difference between the calculated value for the total pi-electron energy and "the sum of its parts". For example, DE for 1,3-butadiene Er(calculated) ET for two ethylenes; for benzene, its Er(calculated) - Er for three ethylenes, etc. (note that the total pi- energy for each ethylene is 2a + 2B) (a) Given that the eigenvalues for benzene are: a +2B and a B, calculate DE for benzene (b) One often reads that benzene is stabilized by 36 kcal/mol due to the delocalization. Knowing this determine the value of the resonance integral, B. Show your work.
6. Delocalization energy, DE, can be defined as the difference between the calculated value for the total pi-electron energy and "the sum of its parts". For example, DE for 1,3-butadiene Er(calculated) ET for two ethylenes; for benzene, its Er(calculated) - Er for three ethylenes, etc. (note that the total pi- energy for each ethylene is 2a + 2B) (a) Given that the eigenvalues for benzene are: a +2B and a B, calculate DE for benzene (b) One often reads that benzene is stabilized by 36 kcal/mol due to the delocalization. Knowing this determine the value of the resonance integral, B. Show your work.