Table 1 Character of the dicationic states shown as red lines in Fig. 4

From: Intermolecular Coulombic decay in liquid water competes with proton transfer and non-adiabatic relaxation

Geometry

Energy (eV)

Singlet

Triplet

Equilibrium (A: acceptor; D: donor)

33.2

(HOMO)D(HOMO)A

 

31.0

(HOMO−1)D(HOMO)A

 

30.8

(HOMO)D(HOMO−1)A

 

28.7

(HOMO−1)D(HOMO−1)A

Proton Transfer (A: H3O+; D: OH+)

33.2

(HOMO)A(HOMO)D

 
 

32.2

(HOMO−1)D(HOMO−1)D

 
 

30.9

(HOMO−1)D(HOMO)D

 
 

30.9

(HOMO)D(HOMO)D

 
 

33.2

 

(HOMO)A(HOMO)D

 

32.6

 

(HOMO−1)D(HOMO−2)D

 

32.3

 

(HOMO)D(HOMO−2)D

 

28.8

 

(HOMO)D(HOMO−1)D

  1. For the equilibrium geometry, both the singlet and triplet states correspond to H2O+ – H2O+ and have the same energy within the quoted accuracy. For the proton transfer geometry, the lowest three singlet and triplet states are OH+\({{{{\rm{OH}}}}}_{3}^{+}\), the highest, fourth state is OH – \({{{{\rm{OH}}}}}_{3}^{2+}\).