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Modeling ligand electrochemical parameters by repulsion‐corrected eigenvalues

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Ligand electrochemical parameters, EL, more commonly known as Lever parameters, have played a major research role in understanding redox processes involved in inorganic electrochemistry, enzymatic reactions, catalysis, solar cells, biochemistry,… Click to show full abstract

Ligand electrochemical parameters, EL, more commonly known as Lever parameters, have played a major research role in understanding redox processes involved in inorganic electrochemistry, enzymatic reactions, catalysis, solar cells, biochemistry, and materials science. Despite their broad usefulness, Lever parameters are not well understood at a first‐principles level. Using density functional theory, we demonstrate in this contribution that a ligand's Lever parameter is fundamentally related to the ligand's ability to alter the eigenvalue of the electroactive spin‐orbital in an octahedral transition metal complex. Our analysis furthers a first‐principles understanding of the nature of Lever parameters.

Keywords: parameters repulsion; lever parameters; electrochemical parameters; modeling ligand; ligand electrochemical

Journal Title: Journal of Computational Chemistry
Year Published: 2021

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