"Binding Sites Switeched By Alkyl Substituents: Rotational Signatures Of <span Class=""roman"">c</span><sub><span Class=""roman"">6</span></sub><span Class=""roman"">h</span><sub><span Class=""roman"">5</span></sub><span Class=""roman"">(</span><span Class=""roman"">c"
Gou, Qian
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Title
"Binding Sites Switeched By Alkyl Substituents: Rotational Signatures Of c6h5(c"
Author(s)
Gou, Qian
Contributor(s)
Chen, Junha
Wang, Hao
Issue Date
2021-06-23
Keyword(s)
Non-covalent interactions
Abstract
Noncovalent interactions topologies of \chem{C_6H_5(CH_2)_nOH}-\chem{CO_2}(n=0-2) complexes have been investigated by rotational spectroscopy complementary with quantum chemistry. Experimental evidences pointed out that with the extension of the alkyl chain, the primary binding sites are switched: phenol and \chem{CO_2} are linked through a dominant C···O tetrel bond and a secondary C-H···O weak hydrogen bond, while phenylmethanol and 2-phenylethanol link with \chem{CO_2} through a C···$\pi$(aromatic) interactions. In addition, the Symmetry-Adapted Perturbation theory analysis show that the dispersion term is the dominant force in such C···$\pi$(aromatic) complex, while the electrostatic term is dominating in phenol-\chem{CO_2}.
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