Some of our recent results concerning the prediction of NMR parameters for van der Waals (vdW) complexes are reviewed. Through-space coupling constants, in organic molecules stabilized by CH-pi interaction, are calculated to be of the order of 0.3 Hz, therefore above the current experimental resolution. Through-space coupling constants between hydrocarbons and xenon are also calculated to be relatively large, of the order of a few Hz at the vdW contact distance. Finally, we present some preliminary data on the dependence of the chemical shift of xenon in vdW complexes with alkyl chains. These results will serve as a tool in molecular dynamics simulations of xenon dissolved in membranes.

Calculation of NMR parameters an van der Waals complexes involving organic systems and xenon

Saielli G
2004

Abstract

Some of our recent results concerning the prediction of NMR parameters for van der Waals (vdW) complexes are reviewed. Through-space coupling constants, in organic molecules stabilized by CH-pi interaction, are calculated to be of the order of 0.3 Hz, therefore above the current experimental resolution. Through-space coupling constants between hydrocarbons and xenon are also calculated to be relatively large, of the order of a few Hz at the vdW contact distance. Finally, we present some preliminary data on the dependence of the chemical shift of xenon in vdW complexes with alkyl chains. These results will serve as a tool in molecular dynamics simulations of xenon dissolved in membranes.
2004
Istituto per la Tecnologia delle Membrane - ITM
NMR;
Xenon;
van der Waals
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