Hydrogen bonded С–H···Y (Y = O, S, Hal) molecular complexes: A natural bond orbital analysis
Hydrogen bonded C–H···Y complexes formed by H 2 O, H 2 S molecules, hydrogen halides, and halogen-ions with methane, halogen substituted methane as well as with the C 2 H 2 and NCH molecules were studied at the MP2/aug-cc-pVDZ level. The structure of NBOs corresponding to lone pair of acceptor Y, n...
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description | Hydrogen bonded C–H···Y complexes formed by H
2
O, H
2
S molecules, hydrogen halides, and halogen-ions with methane, halogen substituted methane as well as with the C
2
H
2
and NCH molecules were studied at the MP2/aug-cc-pVDZ level. The structure of NBOs corresponding to lone pair of acceptor Y,
n
Y
, and vacant anti-σ-bond C–H of proton donor was analyzed and estimates of second order perturbation energy
Е
(2)
characterizing donor–acceptor
n
Y
→ σ
C-H
*
charge-transfer interaction were obtained. Computational results for complexes of methane and its halogen substituted derivatives show that for each set of analogous structures, the
Е
nY→σ*C-H
(2)
energy tends to grow with an increase in the s-component percentage in the lone pair NBO of acceptor Y. Calculations for different C···Y distances show that the equilibrium geometries of complexes lie in the region where the E
(2)
energy is highest and it changes symbatically with the length of the covalent С–H bond when the
R
(C···Y) distance is varied. The performed analysis allows us to divide the hydrogen bonded complexes into two groups, depending on the pattern of overlapping for NBOs of the hydrogen bridge. |
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2
O, H
2
S molecules, hydrogen halides, and halogen-ions with methane, halogen substituted methane as well as with the C
2
H
2
and NCH molecules were studied at the MP2/aug-cc-pVDZ level. The structure of NBOs corresponding to lone pair of acceptor Y,
n
Y
, and vacant anti-σ-bond C–H of proton donor was analyzed and estimates of second order perturbation energy
Е
(2)
characterizing donor–acceptor
n
Y
→ σ
C-H
*
charge-transfer interaction were obtained. Computational results for complexes of methane and its halogen substituted derivatives show that for each set of analogous structures, the
Е
nY→σ*C-H
(2)
energy tends to grow with an increase in the s-component percentage in the lone pair NBO of acceptor Y. Calculations for different C···Y distances show that the equilibrium geometries of complexes lie in the region where the E
(2)
energy is highest and it changes symbatically with the length of the covalent С–H bond when the
R
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2
O, H
2
S molecules, hydrogen halides, and halogen-ions with methane, halogen substituted methane as well as with the C
2
H
2
and NCH molecules were studied at the MP2/aug-cc-pVDZ level. The structure of NBOs corresponding to lone pair of acceptor Y,
n
Y
, and vacant anti-σ-bond C–H of proton donor was analyzed and estimates of second order perturbation energy
Е
(2)
characterizing donor–acceptor
n
Y
→ σ
C-H
*
charge-transfer interaction were obtained. Computational results for complexes of methane and its halogen substituted derivatives show that for each set of analogous structures, the
Е
nY→σ*C-H
(2)
energy tends to grow with an increase in the s-component percentage in the lone pair NBO of acceptor Y. Calculations for different C···Y distances show that the equilibrium geometries of complexes lie in the region where the E
(2)
energy is highest and it changes symbatically with the length of the covalent С–H bond when the
R
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2
O, H
2
S molecules, hydrogen halides, and halogen-ions with methane, halogen substituted methane as well as with the C
2
H
2
and NCH molecules were studied at the MP2/aug-cc-pVDZ level. The structure of NBOs corresponding to lone pair of acceptor Y,
n
Y
, and vacant anti-σ-bond C–H of proton donor was analyzed and estimates of second order perturbation energy
Е
(2)
characterizing donor–acceptor
n
Y
→ σ
C-H
*
charge-transfer interaction were obtained. Computational results for complexes of methane and its halogen substituted derivatives show that for each set of analogous structures, the
Е
nY→σ*C-H
(2)
energy tends to grow with an increase in the s-component percentage in the lone pair NBO of acceptor Y. Calculations for different C···Y distances show that the equilibrium geometries of complexes lie in the region where the E
(2)
energy is highest and it changes symbatically with the length of the covalent С–H bond when the
R
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