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Thermodynamic and electronic properties for lanthanide cations

Ln+ ground Ln+ state valence
configuration
Ln+ term symbol Promotion energya
to 5d1 6s1
IE(Ln)b (eV) IE(LnO)b (eV) OA(Ln+)c(kcal mol-1) SA(Ln+)(kcal mol-1)
 
La+ 5d2 3F2 4.5±3.0 5.58 4.90 206.6±3.4 124.4±2.4e
Ce+ 4f15d2 4H7/20 4.6±5.7 5.54 4.90 203.6±5.9 125±14d
Pr+ 4f36s1 (9/2,1/2)40 22.3±0.8 5.47 4.90 189.6±4.3    —
Nd+ 4f46s1 6I7/2 34.8±8.3 5.53 4.97 180.8±4.3    —
Pm+ 4f56s1 7H20 46.4±7.2 5.58    —    —    —
Sm+ 4f66s1 8F7/2 62.1±5.8 5.64 5.55 139.6±4.3    —
Eu+ 4f76s1 9S40 92.8±5.0 5.67 6.48   93.2±4.3 59±7d
Gd+ 4f75d16s1 10D5/20 0.0 6.15 5.75 180.0±4.3 106.2±13.8d
Tb+ 4f96s1 (15/2,1/2)80 9.3±8.1 5.86 5.62 171.0±5.9    —
Dy+ 4f106s1 (8,1/2)17/2 36.0±6.1 5.94 6.08 143.4±5.9    —
Ho+ 4f116s1 (15/2,1/2)80 37.8±5.4 6.02 6.17 141.3±4.3    —
Er+ 4f126s1 (6,1/2)13/2 34.5±3.1 6.11 6.30 140.3±4.3    —
Tm+ 4f136s1 (7/2,1/2)40 55.5±7.4 6.18 6.44 116.6±4.3    —
Yb+ 4f146s1 2S1/2 79.4±4.0 6.25 6.55   88.1±5.9 59.0±0.1e
Lu+ 4f136s2 1S0 36.6±3.6 5.43 6.79 128.0±4.3 107.2±0.1e
a In kcal mol-1 from Reference [1] with the correct value for Tm+ which had been wrongly assigned in Reference [1].
b From Refernce [2]. The error on all numbers is quoted as ±0.1eV.
c Based on values for ΔH°f(LnO), ΔH°f(Ln), ΔH°f(O), IE(Ln) and IE(LnO) found in Reference[2].
d XA (X=O, S) values were taken on the basis of °Hfo (LnX+) °Hfo (Ln+), °Hfo (X), found in Reference [3].
e SA values were taken on the basis of °Hfo (Ln+), °Hfo (S) found in ref.31, and IE(LnS) and D(Ln-S) found in Reference [4].

Thermodynamic and electronic properties for atomic cations

M+ SA(M+)a IE(M)b M+ SA(M+)a IE(M)b M+ SA(M+) IE(M)b
 
K+    — 4.34 Rb+    — 4.18 Cs+    — 3.89
Ca+    — 6.11 Sr+    — 5.69 Ba+    — 5.21
Sc+ 114.6±1.2 6.56 Y+ 126.6±1.9 6.22 La+   124±12d 5.58
Ti+ 109.3±1.7 6.83 Zr+ 127.3±5.0 6.63 Hf+    — 6.83
V+ 87.2±2.4 6.75 Nb+ 127.1±2.4 6.76 Ta+    — 7.55
Cr+ 61.9±3.8 6.77 Mo+ 84.8±1.2 7.09 W+    — 7.86
Mn+ 58.0±5.5 7.43 Tc+    —   Re+    — 7.83
Fe+ 70.9±1.0 7.90 Ru+ 68.8±1.4 7.36 Os+    — 8.43
Co+ 68.1±2.1 7.88 Rh+ 54.0±3.1 7.46 Ir+    — 8.97
Ni+ 56.6±0.96 7.64 Pd+ 47.1±1.4 8.34 Pt+    — 8.96
Cu+ 47.8.4±3.3 7.72 Ag+ 29.4±3.1 7.58 Au+    — 9.23
Zn+ 47.3±2.9 9.39 Cd+    — 8.99 Hg+    — 10.44
Ga+    — 6.00 In+ 40±12c 5.79 Tl+    — 6.11
Ge+ 86±14c 7.90 Sn+ 77c 7.34 Pb+     55±12c 7.42
As+    — 9.79 Sb+    — 8.61 Bi+     48±12c 7.29
Se+ 102±5c 9.75 Te+    — 9.01
a Unless indicated otherwise, values for SA(M+) are taken from the review of P. B. Armentrout. (Reference [7])
b Taken from Reference [5].
c Determined from °Hfo (MS+), °Hfo (M+), and °Hfo (S) found in Reference [6].
d Determined from IE(La) found in Reference [5] and from IE(LaS) and D(La-S) found in Reference [8].

Table 2. O-atom affinities, D0(M+-O) in kcal mol-1, and ionization energies, IE(M) in eV, for the metal ions taken, with few exceptions, from the review by Schröder et al.23
First Row Second Row Third Row
White Line White Line White Line
M+ OA(M+) IE(M) M+ OA(M+) IE(M) M+ OA(M+) IE(M)
 
K+ 3 4.34 Rb+ 7 4.18 Cs+ 14 3.89
Ca+ 77.2 6.11 Sr+ 71.4 5.70 Ba+ 92.8 5.21
Sc+ 164.6±1.4a 6.56 Y+ 167.0±4.2b 6.22 La+ 206±4d 5.58
Ti+ 158.6±1.6a 6.83 Zr+ 178.9±2.5b 6.63 Hf+ 173±5e 6.83
V+ 134.9±3.5a 6.75 Nb+ 164.4±2.5b 6.76 Ta+ 188±15e 7.55
Cr+ 85.8±2.8a 6.77 Mo+ 116.7±0.5b 7.09 W+ 166±10f 7.86
Mn+ 68.0±3.0a 7.43 Tc+    —   Re+ 115±15g 7.83
Fe+ 80.0±1.4a 7.90 Ru+ 87.9±1.2c 7.36 Os+ 100±12h 8.44
Co+ 74.9±1.2a 7.88 Rh+ 69.6±1.4c 7.46 Ir+ 59e 8.97
Ni+ 63.2±1.2a 7.64 Pd+ 33.7±2.5c 8.34 Pt+ 77I, 75±2j 8.96
Cu+ 37.4±3.5a 7.72 Ag+ 28.4±1.2c 7.58 Au+    — 9.23
Zn+ 38.5±1.2a 9.39 Cd+    — 8.99 Hg+    — 10.44
Ga+ 5.6 6.00 In+    — 5.79 Tl+    — 6.11
Ge+ 81.8 7.90 Sn+ 75.1 7.34 Pb+ 53.2 7.42
As+ 147±2k 9.81 Sb+    — 8.64 Bi+ 41.6 7.29
Se+ 92k 9.75 Te+ 96.6 9.01      
a Reference [9]
b Reference [10]
c Reference [11]
d Reference [12]
e Reference [13]
f Reference [14]
g Reference [15]
h Reference [16]
i Reference [17]
j Reference [18]
k Reference [19]

References
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[19] S. Petrie, private communications. The calculations were done using the QCISD(T)/6-311+G(3df) method; the value for OA(Se+) does not include a spin-orbit correction.

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