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. 2024 Jun 7;146(24):16394–16403. doi: 10.1021/jacs.3c12883

Table 1. Full Results of X-ray Crystallographic Temperature Modeling Using the Occupancies Derived with the Four Methods of Occupancy Refinementa.

method k (mm2/mJ) ΔT (K) δT (K)
RFree 0.562 128.8 111.3–152.9
RWork 0.121 112.1 97.4–132.0
Fobs – Fcalcd 0.235 115.9 100.6–136.8
extrapolated 0.218 118.9 103.0–140.5
flash photolysis 0.274 N/A N/A
a

Described in the Experimental Methods section. The temperature increase is denoted as ΔT and 95% confidence intervals, δT calculated from error of Ea and [Cis] at 0 mJ/mm2 (Figure 4). The fluence-based first-order rate constant, k, is found from fit of the data in Figure 4 and is defined in Section S4.2.