The experimental and calculated values of the chi_zz principal nuclear quadrupole tensor component for the chlorine nucleus in chlorine containing molecules. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CALCULATED EXPERIMENTAL B3LYP/TZV B3LYP/ B3LYP/aug- MP2/ MP2/aug- value source (3df,2p) 6-31G** cc-pVDZ 6-31G** cc-pVDZ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- HCl -68.55 -68.75 -64.62 -64.64 -57.92 -67.60916(30) 1 ClC6H5 -72.04 -69.12 -66.95 -68.29 -62.61 -71.09(10) 2 CH3Cl -75.69 -72.31 -68.93 -68.33 -63.89 -74.7514(11) 3 CBrClFH -76.61 -72.64 -70.91 -70.99 -65.46 -75.22(23) 4 CH2Cl2 -76.64 -74.14 -70.38 -72.10 -65.31 -75.35(21) 5 CBrClF2 -80.19 -75.43 -74.63 -73.08 -68.37 -78.372(90) 6 CHCl3 -79.74 -77.59 -73.69 -75.35 -68.37 -78.557(22) 7 CH3CCl3 -79.46 -76.87 -73.43 -74.80 -68.12 -78.169(24) 8 HCCCl -79.54 -79.45 -75.75 -77.02 -70.83 -79.7358(19) 9 ClCN -83.03 -83.53 -79.03 -79.75 -72.99 -83.27519(40) 10 FCCCl -83.12 -82.54 -79.30 -80.28 -74.01 -83.0(1) 11 BrCl -105.87 -97.97 -96.60 -94.99 -89.62 -102.378(1) 12 Cl2 -114.02 -107.10 -105.32 -102.09 -98.73 -111.7902(38) 13 ClONO2 -123.34 -115.13 -114.70 -110.53 -102.62 -122.692(219) 14 ClF -147.41 -135.99 -136.93 -132.82 -129.90 -145.87182(3) 15 k 0.9869(25) 1.0353(71) 1.0619(23) 1.0712(73) 1.1451(59) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- k is the fitted gradient to the dependence of Chi_zz(exp) on Chi_zz(calc) Calculation has been carried out with PC-GAMESS version of the GAMESS ab-inito package. 1. Th.Klaus, S.P.Belov, and G.Winnewisser, J. Mol. Spectrosc. 187(1998)109-117. 2. W.Caminati, A.M.Mirri, Chem. Phys. Lett. 12(1971)127-130. 3. G.Wlodarczak, D.Boucher, R.Bocquet, and J.Demaison, J. Mol. Spectrosc. 116(1986)251-255. 4. A.Bauder, A.Beil, D.Luckhaus, F.Muller, M.Quack, J. Chem. Phys. 106(1997)7558-7570. 5. Z.Kisiel, J.Kosarzewski, and L.Pszczolkowski, Acta Physica Polonica A 92(1997)507-516. 6. Z.Kisiel, E.Bialkowska-Jaworska, and L.Pszczolkowski, J. Mol. Spectrosc. 185(1997)71-78. 7. This work. 8. L.Dore, Z.Kisiel, J. Mol. Spectrosc. 189(1998)228-134. 9. N.Heineking, M.Andolfatto, U.Keussen, A.Mues, and H.Dreizler, Z. Naturforsch. 44a(1989)735-737. 10. J.M.L.J.Reinartz, W.L.Meerts, and A.Dymanus, Chem. Phys. 45(1980)387-392. 11. A.Guarnieri and M.Andolfatto, Z.Naturforsch. 36a(1981)899-901. 12. A.C.Legon and J.C.Thorn, Chem. Phys. Lett. 215(1993)554-560. 13. Y.Xu, W.Jager,J.Ozier, M.C.L.Gerry, J. Chem. Phys. 98(1993)3726-3731. 14. H.S.P.Muller, P.Helminger, and S.H.Young, J. Mol. Spectrosc. 181(1997)363-378. 15. B.Fabricant and J.S.Muenter, J. Chem. Phys. 66(1977)5274-5277.