Table 4.
HBS | Form | N HBS [N o, N t, N n] | E HBS,Σ | E T range (o) | E T range (t) | E n,Σ |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
C-1 | X | 2 [0, 2, 0] | −47.5 | −47.2 to −47.7 | ||
C-2 | III | 2 [0, 2, 0] | −45.4 | −45.4 | ||
C-2 | I (C) | 2 [0, 2, 0] | −48.9 | −48.1 to −49.7 | ||
C-2 | II (C) | 2 [0, 2, 0] | −46.9 | −46.8 to −47.0 | ||
C-3 | V | 4 [4, 0, 0] | −56.4 | −23.1 to −32.9 | ||
C-5 | VI | 6 [2, 1, 3] | −72.0 | −28.4 to −34.4 | −46.5 | −17.3 |
L-3 | I (A + B) | 10 [2, 1, 7] | −100.2 | −34.0 to −40.5 | −49.2 | −38.4 |
L-3 | II (A + B) | 10 [2, 1, 7] | −98.6 | −35.1 to −38.2 | −45.7 to −47.5 | −38.7 |
Contributions arise from N HBS pairwise contacts, of which there are N o one-point H-bond connections, N T two-point connections and N n non-H-bond interactions and ranges of interaction energies E T (kJ mol−1) for the o- and t-connections involved. E n,Σ (kJ mol−1) is the sum of all significant (internal) non-H-bonded interaction energies within an HBS (C-5 and L-3 only)