Abstract
The structural and electronic properties of C24-2nBnNn and M@ C24-2nBnNn (M = alkaline and earth alkaline metals; n = 3 and 6) molecules are studied using density functional theory. It was found that the most interaction is in M@ C24-2nBnNn complexes (M = Be, Mg; n = 3 and 6). The negative nucleus-independent chemical shifts confirm that C24-2nBnNn (n = 3 and 6) cages exhibit aromatic characteristics. The molecular analysis reveals a linear correlation between isotropic polarizability values and HOMO-LUMO gaps energies in stable complexes.