Polymer Chemistry,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Dec. 4, 2024
Secondary
interactions,
such
as
hydrogen
bonding
or
phase
separation,
can
enhance
the
stability
of
dynamic
covalent
materials
without
compromising
on
desired
properties.
Here,
we
investigate
combination
multiple
secondary
interactions
in
based
acylsemicarbazides
(ASCs),
with
aim
achieving
tunable
material
The
effects
different
ASC
substituents
and
capabilities
were
investigated
a
small
molecule
study
using
combined
experimental
theoretical
approach,
revealed
presence
cooperative
hydrogen-bonding
2
directions
one
derivatives.
motifs
subsequently
incorporated
into
polymeric
materials.
Combining
capable
strong,
polydimethylsiloxane
backbone
introduces
structure-dependent,
ordered
nanophase
separation
thermo-mechanical
properties
reveal
strong
dependance
structure
exact
nature
bond.
behavior
bulk
shows
that
bond
exchange
depends
dissociation
rate
obtained
from
model
compounds,
well
strength
these
Differences
structures
also
cause
differences
creep
resistance
Interestingly,
hydrogen-bonded
clusters
show
highest
resistance.
Our
results
demonstrate
tuning
both
by
molecular
design
is
important
for
controlling
their
thermal
Journal of the American Chemical Society,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 26, 2025
Regiodivergent
C-C
bond-forming
reactions
are
a
powerful
tool
for
constructing
diverse
molecular
architectures
from
common
precursors.
While
transition
metal
catalysis
has
dominated
regioselective
transformations,
achieving
similar
precision
with
transition-metal-free
methods
remains
an
unmet
challenge,
particularly
when
using
identical
starting
materials.
In
this
work,
we
report
transition-metal-free,
regiodivergent
direct
alkylation
of
electronically
unbiased
pyridines
1,1-diborylalkanes
as
the
sole
alkylating
agent.
The
key
to
controlling
regioselectivity
lies
in
choice
alkyllithium
activator
1,1-diborylalkanes:
methyllithium
directs
predominantly
C4
position,
while
sec-butyllithium
promotes
C2-alkylation.
Mechanistic
studies
reveal
that
structural
dynamics
clusters
dictate
regioselectivity,
tetrameric
favoring
C4-alkylation
and
dimeric
preferring
This
method
demonstrates
broad
substrate
scope,
enables
late-stage
functionalization
complex
molecules,
allows
sequential
installation
two
distinct
alkyl
groups
onto
pyridine
scaffold.
Our
approach
provides
versatile
site-selective
functionalization,
offering
new
possibilities
synthesizing
alkylated
pharmaceutical
materials
research.
Journal of the American Chemical Society,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
146(37), P. 25701 - 25709
Published: Sept. 3, 2024
Herein,
we
dismiss
a
recent
proposal
by
Civiš,
Hobza,
and
co-workers
to
modify
the
IUPAC
definition
of
hydrogen
bonds
in
order
expand
scope
from
protonic
Y-H
Chemistry - A European Journal,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
30(34)
Published: April 16, 2024
Quantum
chemical
calculations
using
ab
initio
methods
at
the
MRCI+Q(8,9)/def2-QZVPPD
and
CCSD(T)/def2-QZVPPD
levels
as
well
density
functional
theory
are
reported
for
diatomic
molecules
AeN
Advanced Science,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 24, 2025
Perovskite
energetic
materials
(PEMs)
are
emerging
combinations
of
oxidants
and
reductives,
which
promising
in
explosives
owing
to
the
advantages
high
energy,
simple
synthesis
low
cost.
However,
friction
sensitivity
currently
reported
PEMs
is
so
that
it
limits
further
application
PEMs.
In
this
work,
a
tetrahedral
nitrogen-atom-arrangement
structure,
urotropine,
introduced
as
A-site
cation
PEMs,
then
four
urotropine-based
([C6H14N4][M(ClO4)3],
named
TAPs)
successfully
constructed
experimentally
for
first
time.
The
crystal
reaction
progress,
thermal
decomposition,
sensitivity,
detonation
performance
TAPs
characterized.
results
indicate
that,
different
from
existing
cubic
structure
experiences
compression
along
c-axis,
despite
c-axis
length
being
twice
or
b-axes.
As
expected,
remarkably
reduced
significantly
improved.
Moreover,
hardness
cations
proposed
key
factor
affecting
impact
while
C─H···O
hydrogen
bonds
play
an
important
role
regulating
sensitivity.
emergence
provides
design
concept
high-energy
insensitive
unique
perspective
understanding
mechanical
materials.
Scientific Reports,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15(1)
Published: March 25, 2025
Cerebrotendinous
xanthomatosis
(CTX)
is
an
autosomal
recessive
lipid
disorder
caused
by
a
deficiency
in
CYP27A1,
the
first
enzyme
bile
acid
biosynthesis
pathway.
CYP27A1
catalyzes
7α-hydroxylation
of
cholesterol,
playing
important
role
cholesterol
homeostasis.
CTX
leads
to
progressive
neurological
dysfunction,
including
cognitive
impairment,
epilepsy,
peripheral
neuropathy,
and
movement
disorders.
Missense
mutations
disrupt
its
activity,
particularly
at
heme
binding
region
adrenodoxin-binding
site.
This
study
examined
structural
effects
seven-point
using
molecular
dynamic
(MD)
simulations.
Both
mutant
wild-type
(WT)
proteins
were
modeled
observe
their
behavior.
Additionally,
combining
MD
simulations,
docking,
quantum
calculations
was
studied
WT
proteins.
Results
indicated
that
altered
mode,
preventing
it
from
adopting
correct
position
catalytic
The
substrate
access
channel
mutants
became
wider,
shallower,
or
closed.
interaction
between
isopropyl
group
found
be
crucial
for
hydroxylation
capacity
as
this
only
present
cholesterol-WT
complex.
The Journal of Chemical Physics,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
162(16)
Published: April 22, 2025
In
this
paper,
we
present
the
Amsterdam
Modeling
Suite
(AMS),
a
comprehensive
software
platform
designed
to
support
advanced
molecular
and
materials
simulations
across
wide
range
of
chemical
physical
systems.
AMS
integrates
cutting-edge
quantum
methods,
including
Density
Functional
Theory
(DFT)
time-dependent
DFT,
with
mechanics,
fluid
thermodynamics,
machine
learning
techniques,
more,
enable
multi-scale
modeling
complex
Its
design
philosophy
allows
for
seamless
coupling
between
components,
facilitating
that
from
small
molecules
biomolecular
solid-state
systems,
making
it
versatile
tool
tackling
interdisciplinary
challenges,
both
in
industry
academia.
The
suite
also
emphasizes
user
accessibility,
an
intuitive
graphical
interface,
extensive
scripting
capabilities,
compatibility
high-performance
computing
environments.
This
chapter
discusses
fundamental
aspects
of
chemical
bonding
in
molecules,
highlighting
the
difference
between
physical
mechanism
bond
formation
and
models.
The
historical
development
most
important
models
is
critically
discussed,
current
understanding
nature
presented.
crucial
importance
orbital
symmetry
for
structure
reactivity
molecules
emphasized.
Further
topics
concern
length
strength
a
bond,
electron-sharing
A–B
dative
A→B
as
well
polar
bonds.
process
original
fragments
A
B,
which
takes
into
account
deformation
electronic
structures,
description
finally
formed,
often
confused
leads
to
controversy,
few
selected
model
compounds
are
analyzed
using
modern
methods
analysis
demonstrate
advances
sophisticated
that
have
been
made.
They
illustrate
differences
bonds
main
group
atoms
first
octal
row
periodic
table
heavier
homologs,
transition
metals
(TMs).
Chemistry - A European Journal,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 29, 2024
Exchanging
oxygen
in
the
functional
group
C=O
(i.
e.,
carbonyl)
for
less
electronegative
Group
16
elements,
sulfur
or
selenium,
unexpectedly
enhances
electronegativity
of
C=X
π-conjugated
molecules
and
reduces
molecular
π
HOMO-LUMO
energy
gap.
Quantum-chemical
analyses
revealed
that
steric
size
chalcogen
atom
X
is
at
origin
this
seemingly
counterintuitive
behavior.
This
tuning
chemical
properties
carbonyl
compounds
by
varying
bond
can
be
applied
many
fields
chemistry.
concept
article
delineates
several
useful
applications
organocatalysis,
supramolecular
chemistry,
photo(electro)chemistry.