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Ab initio study of hydrogen bonding in the H3PO2 dimer and H3PO2–DMF complex

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AbstractThe molecular structures and H-bonding interactions in the phosphinic acid dimer and the complex of phosphinic acid with N,N-dimethylformamide (DMF) were investigated by density functional theory calculations at the B3LYP… Click to show full abstract

AbstractThe molecular structures and H-bonding interactions in the phosphinic acid dimer and the complex of phosphinic acid with N,N-dimethylformamide (DMF) were investigated by density functional theory calculations at the B3LYP level of theory. In order to better understand these phenomena, the individual molecules were also studied. The results were compared with previously obtained data for similar H-bonded complexes of phosphoric and phosphorous acids with DMF. Various correlations were found between geometric characteristics and parameters derived from Bader’s theory and natural bond orbital analysis. Graphical abstractIrina V. Fedorova and Lyubov P. Safonova.Ab initio study of hydrogen bonding in the H3PO2 dimer and H3PO2–DMF complex.The acids of phosphorus are considered suitable candidates for ionomers due to their efficient proton transport properties. In order to better understand their molecular structures and their H-bond characteristics in real liquids, the most stable configurations of the H3PO2 dimer and the H3PO2–DMF complex were examined using computational methods in quantum chemistry. It was found that the strength of the H-bonding interactions in these systems depends strongly on the environment

Keywords: dmf complex; dmf; dimer h3po2; h3po2 dimer; h3po2 dmf

Journal Title: Journal of Molecular Modeling
Year Published: 2017

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