<sup>199</sup>Hg Shielding Tensor in Methylmercury Halides: NMR Experiments and ZORA DFT Calculations
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The isotropic average,, and the anisotropy, Δσ Hg, of the 199 Hg shielding tensor in methylmercury halides, CH 3 HgX (X = Cl, Br, I), were determined by studying the 199 Hg NMR of these molecules dissolved in liquid crystals. Furthermore, density functional calculations were performed using the zeroth order regular approximation, inluding also dimethylmercury. Detailed comparison of the experimental and calculated results is problematic because of the sensitivity of the 199 Hg shielding to environmental effects. It is, however, clear that calculations with spin−orbit interaction taken into account lead to the and Δσ Hg values that predict the same trend as the experiments; the chemical shift relative to dimethylmercury, ((CH 3 ) 2 Hg) − (CH 3 HgX), increases while the shielding anisotropy decreases along the series (CH 3 ) 2 Hg to CH 3 HgI.
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