Shuwei Tang
Northeast Normal University
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CrystEngComm | 2010
Jing-Dong Feng; Kui-Zhan Shao; Shuwei Tang; Rongshun Wang; Zhong-Min Su
The first ionothermal case of open-framework metal phosphite, Zn3(HPO3)4·2C6H11N2, denoted NIS-3, was prepared using 1-ethyl-3-methyl imidazolium bromide as solvent and template.
Journal of Computational Chemistry | 2010
Shuwei Tang; Jing-Dong Feng; Yong-Qing Qiu; Hao Sun; Fengdi Wang; Ying-Fei Chang; Rongshun Wang
Electronic structures and nonlinear optical properties of two highly deformed halofullerenes C3v C60F18 and D3d C60Cl30 have been systematically studied by means of density functional theory. The large energy gaps (3.62 and 2.61 eV) between the highest occupied and lowest unoccupied molecular orbitals (HOMOs and LUMOs) and the strong aromatic character (with nucleus‐independent chemical shifts varying from −15.08 to −23.71 ppm) of C60F18 and C60Cl30 indicate their high stabilities. Further investigations of electronic property show that C60F18 and C60Cl30 could be excellent electron acceptors for potential photonic/photovoltaic applications in consequence of their large vertical electron affinities. The density of states and frontier molecular orbitals are also calculated, which present that HOMOs and LUMOs are mainly distributed in the tortoise shell subunit of C60F18 and the aromatic [18] trannulene ring of C60Cl30, and the influence from halogen atoms is secondary. In addition, the static linear polarizability
Journal of Physical Chemistry A | 2012
Yunju Zhang; Jingyu Sun; Kai Chao; Hao Sun; Fang Wang; Shuwei Tang; Xiu-Mei Pan; Jingping Zhang; Rongshun Wang
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Journal of Computational Chemistry | 2011
Shuwei Tang; Jing-Dong Feng; Yong-Qing Qiu; Hao Sun; Fengdi Wang; Zhong-Min Su; Ying-Fei Chang; Rongshun Wang
and second‐order hyperpolarizability
CrystEngComm | 2010
Jing-Dong Feng; Shuwei Tang; Kui-Zhan Shao; Rongshun Wang; Chan Yao; Hai-Ming Xie; Zhong-Min Su
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Journal of Materials Chemistry | 2016
Yuhan Li; Weiwei Sun; Jing Liang; Hao Sun; Igor Di Marco; Lei Ni; Shuwei Tang; Jingping Zhang
of C60F18 and C60Cl30 are calculated using finite‐field approach. The values of
Journal of Molecular Graphics & Modelling | 2010
Shuwei Tang; Jing-Dong Feng; Li-Li Sun; Fengdi Wang; Hao Sun; Ying-Fei Chang; Rongshun Wang
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Journal of Molecular Graphics & Modelling | 2015
Haijie Shi; Fengdi Wang; Wei Chen; Shuwei Tang; Wanqiao Zhang; Wenliang Li; Hao Sun; Jingping Zhang; Rongshun Wang
and
Journal of Molecular Modeling | 2014
Wanqiao Zhang; Xiaodi Guo; Yunju Zhang; Fang Wang; Haijie Shi; Jingping Zhang; Rongshun Wang; Shuwei Tang; Haitao Wang; Hao Sun
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Journal of Computational Chemistry | 2008
Li-Li Sun; Shuwei Tang; Ying-Fei Chang; Zhanliang Wang; Rongshun Wang
for C60F18 and C60Cl30 molecules are significantly larger than those of C60 because of their lower symmetric structures and high delocalization of π electrons.