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Explanation of the role of hydrogen bonding in the structural preferences of small molecule conformers

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Abstract Next generation QTAIM was used to explain the structural preferences and differences of a series phenolic esters and nitrogen analogues. The planarity of the nitrogen analogue structures was explained… Click to show full abstract

Abstract Next generation QTAIM was used to explain the structural preferences and differences of a series phenolic esters and nitrogen analogues. The planarity of the nitrogen analogue structures was explained by a resistance to torsion of the N-linking bond. Conversely, a resistance to planarity of the O-linking bond in the phenolic esters explained the twisted geometries. Hydrogen bonding that linked the aromatic ring with the rest of the molecule was only found to be present for the nitrogen analogues. Confirmation of the findings was provided by a stress tensor analysis.

Keywords: structural preferences; explanation role; molecule; bonding structural; role hydrogen; hydrogen bonding

Journal Title: Chemical Physics Letters
Year Published: 2019

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