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. 2023 Sep 26;127(39):8133–8145. doi: 10.1021/acs.jpca.3c05360

Table 3. Comparison of the DFT Calculated and Experimentally Determined Structural Parameters.

  4-MT···H2O  
Parameter Method Value
r(Hb···N3)/Å re(calc.) 1.95708a
  r0: fit 1 (exp.)b 2.0265(87)c
  r0: fit 2 (exp.)b 2.0296(68)
∠(Hb···N3–C2)/deg re(calc.) 130.89
  r0: fit 1 (exp.) 139.2(22)
  r0: fit 2 (exp.) 134.7(14)
∠(O–Hb···N3)/deg re(calc.) 170.90
  r0: fit 1 (exp.) 169.3(71)
  r0: fit 2 (exp.) 167.4(43)
  5-MT···H2O  
Parameter Method Value
r(Hb···N3)/Å re(calc.) 1.95966
  r0(exp.) 2.0037(42)
∠(Hb···N3–C2)/deg re(calc.) 112.01
  r0(exp.) 99.40(78)
∠(O–Hb···N3)/deg re(calc.) 168.35
  r0(exp.) 166.0(23)
a

re geometries calculated at the ωB97X-D/aug-cc-pVQZ level of theory.

b

Fit 1 assumes ∠(O–Hb···N3–C2) = 0° and ∠(Hnb–O–Hb···N3) = 180°. Fit 2 assumes ∠(O–Hb···N3–C2) = 180° and ∠(Hnb–O–Hb···N3) = 180°

c

Numbers in parentheses are one standard deviation in units of the final significant figure