TABLE 4.
Estimated configurational entropies and corresponding correction terms for the eight disaccharides considered
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Sctd | −TΔSctd |
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K | 1638 | −26 (1.6) | −381 (23) | 1231 | −18.30 |
S | 1642 | −25 (1.5) | −383 (23) | 1234 | −19.20 |
N | 1632 | −26 (1.6) | −390 (24) | 1216 | −13.80 |
L | 1654 | −22 (1.3) | −384 (23) | 1248 | −23.40 |
M | 1624 | −25 (1.5) | −398 (24) | 1201 | −9.30 |
C | 1622 | −28 (1.7) | −424 (26) | 1170 | 0.00 |
I | 1683 | −20 (1.2) | −364 (22) | 1299 | −38.70 |
G | 1700 | −17 (1.0) | −328 (19) | 1355 | −55.50 |
The quasi-harmonic configurational entropies (evaluated using the quantum-mechanical formula for the entropy of a harmonic oscillator) are reported together with their (classically derived) corrections for mode anharmonicities (
) and (supralinear) pairwise mode correlations (
), leading to the corrected values
The quantity −TΔSctd, where T is the temperature (300 K) and ΔSctd the difference in Sctd between C and the specific disaccharide, is also reported as an indication of the corresponding free-energy contribution (relative to C). The codes used for the disaccharides refer to Fig. 1. Relative values of the entropy corrections (in percent with respect to
) are also indicated between parentheses. All entropy values are given in J × K−1 × mol−1 while −TΔSctd is given in kJ × mol−1.