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                  <text>Name: Victor Ruan
Senior Project Title: The Effect of Hydration on the Vibrational Spectrum of CTAHS
Major: Chemistry
Advisor: Dr. Arunkumar Sharma
Abstract
The geometries and vibrational frequencies for the SO3 stretch of CTAHS were calculated at the
MP2/6-311+G(d, p) level of theory in implicit solvation. These properties are studied as a
function of increasing and decreasing anion-cation distances. Harmonic frequency calculations
were carried out by increasing and decreasing the distance of the hydrogen sulfate anion from
CTA in steps of 0.5 Å and 0.25 Å from the optimal geometry distance respectively. Vibrational
frequencies decrease and increase from the optimal geometry distance for the normal and flipped
configuration, however, frequencies barely change at all increasing distances. Despite the limited
anion-cation interactions, the small changes may be influenced by the implicit solvation field.
The calculations help to explain the effects of hydration on the vibrational frequencies of the
bisulfate anion introduced with the cationic reverse micelle CTA+ and assigning the different
bands for the CTA+ and HSO4- contact pair in the spectra from experimental data.

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