Chapter 9
Advanced Modeling Techniques
molecules
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TUTORIAL: PREPARING A GAUSSIAN INPUT FILE FOR GFP
green fluoroscent protein (GFP)
comparing water placement: PDB file vs. dowser
terminating the HIS residue
EXAMPLE 9.1: THE GEOMETRY OF METAL HEXAFLUORIDE COMPOUNDS
iridium hexafluoride
platinum hexafluoride
tungsten hexafluoride
EXAMPLE 9.2: 17O NMR CHEMICAL SHIFTS IN TRANSITION METAL OXO COMPLEXES
chromium tetraoxide dianion
molybdenum tetraoxide dianion
tungsten tetraoxide dianion
EXAMPLE 9.3: MODELING METHANE DIMER
methane dimer
methane dimer PES
EXAMPLE 9.4: MODELING PHENOL DIMER
EXAMPLE 9.5: NITROGEN MOLECULE AND NITROGEN DIANION
nitrogen dianion
nitrogen molecule
EXAMPLE 9.6: A REACTION INVOLVING RADICAL SPECIES
ethylene
methyl radical
propyl radical
EXAMPLE 9.7: MODELING ANTIFERROMAGNETISM IN FERREDOXINS
FeS(SCH3)2 anion dimer (ferredoxin model)
EXAMPLE 9.8: SCANNING THE POTENTIAL ENERGY SURFACE OF 2,6-PYRIDYNE
EXERCISE 9.1: M-F BOND LENGTHS IN METAL HEXAFLUORIDE COMPOUNDS
iridium hexafluoride
platinum hexafluoride
tungsten hexafluoride
EXERCISE 9.2: 17O NMR CHEMICAL SHIFTS IN TRANSITION METAL OXO COMPLEXES
iron tetraoxide
osmium tetraoxide
permanganate
rhenate
ruthenium tetraoxide
technetate
EXERCISE 9.3: COUNTERPOISE CORRECTIONS: METHANE DIMER
methane dimer
methane dimer PES: considering counterpoise corrections
EXERCISE 9.4: STUDYING PHENOL DIMER WITH 6–311+G(2d,p)
EXERCISE 9.5: OXYGEN MOLECULE AND OXYGEN DICATION
EXERCISE 9.6: METHYL RADICAL ADDITION TO CYANOETHENE
cyanobutane radical
cyanoethene
methyl radical
EXERCISE 9.8: MODELING THE BIRADICAL 2,6-PYRIDYNE
didehydropyridine
2,6-pyridyne active space
2,6-pyridyne PES scans
CAS orbitals for 2,6-pyridyne