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The MINDO/3- and the MNDO-method have been used to determine the site of protonation of Aniline in the gas phase. We used the results of our semiempirical calculations together with the electrostatic "Solvaton-Model" to study the influence of the solvent on the energetics of the protonation of some amines and the site of protonation in Aniline. Our results indicate that the "Solvaton-Model", although neglecting specific interactions between solvent and solute such as the formation of hydrogen bonds, describes the change of the energy of solvation during the protonation in a rather successful agreement with experimentel results.

Semiempirische Rechnungen zum Einfluß des Lösungsmittels auf die Protonierungsenergie des Anilins, des Ammoniaks und einiger aliphatischer Amine