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Table 6

Equilibrium bond lengths (pm) and selected bond angles (deg) of cyclopropenone in comparison to related molecules.

Molecule r(CO) r(C−C) r(C = C) r(CH) (C3C1C2) (C1C2H)
c-H2C3O(a) 120 .05 (12) 142 .87 (10) 134 .468 (4) 107 .85 (2) 56 .14 (4) 153 .73 (3)
c-C3H2 (b) 141 .72 (1) 132 .19 107 .51 (2) 55 .60 (1) 147 .78 (3)
H2CO(c) 120 .461 (19) 110 .046 (16)
C2H6 (d) 152 .2 (2) 108 .9 (1)
c-C6H6 (e) 139.14 (10) 108 .02 (20)
C2H4 (f) 133 .07 (3) 108 .09 (3)

Notes. Numbers in parentheses are one standard deviation in units of the least significant figures. If no uncertainties are given, none were published. (a) This work, with ae-MP2 corrections. (b) Spezzano et al. (2012); , ae-CCSD(T)/4C values; r(C = C) calculated from r(C−C) and (C3C1C2). (c) Lohilahti (2006); experimental re values. (d) Harmony (1990); values according to the second set of data; see Harmony & Taylor (1986) for the definition of this structure model. (e) Gauss & Stanton (2000); at the CCSD(T)/4 level. (f)Martin & Taylor (1996); re values from CCSD(T) calculations extrapolated to infinitely large basis set with ae corrections and empirical adjustments.

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