Dirac-Fock calculations of magnetic shielding constants: hydrogen molecule and hydrogen halidesChemical Physics Letters, Vol. 310, No. 3-4. (3 September 1999), pp. 342-346.
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AbstractProton magnetic shielding constants of HX (X=H, F, Cl, Br, I) are calculated based on the Dirac-Fock finite perturbation (DF-FP) method. The results are in good agreement with experiments: the halogen dependence of the proton chemical shifts is well reproduced. The Gordon decomposition for the magnetic shielding constant gives results closely parallel to the lowest-order (c-2) terms in the traditional quasi-relativistic theories; the so-called diamagnetic, paramagnetic, spin-dipolar, and Fermi-contact terms. This decomposition shows that the Fermi-contact term is the most important origin of the relativistic effect on the chemical shift, as is well known in the quasi-relativistic theories.
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