
RSC Advances, Journal Year: 2023, Volume and Issue: 13(48), P. 34078 - 34096
Published: Jan. 1, 2023
This study employed density functional theory (DFT) computational techniques at the ωB97XD/def2svp level of to comprehensively explore electronic behavior Fe-group transition metal (Fe, Ru, Os) coordination Se-doped graphitic carbon (Se@g-C3N4) nanosystems in smart delivery zidovudine (ZVD), an antiretroviral drug. The HOMO-LUMO results interactions show a general reduction energy gap values across all complexes following order: ZVD_Se@C3N4 < ZVD_Ru_Se@C3N4 ZVD_Fe_Se@C3N4 ZVD_Os_Se@C3N4. exhibits smallest post-interaction band 3.783 eV, while ZVD_Os_Se@C3N4 presents highest 5.438 eV. Results from corrected adsorption (BSSE) revealed that Os_Se@C3N4 and Ru_Se@C3N4 demonstrated more negative energies -2.67 -2.701 respectively, pointing favorable interaction between ZVD these systems, thus potentially enhancing drug efficiency. investigation into release mechanism adsorbents involved comprehensive examination dipole moment influence pH, shedding light on controlled ZVD. Additionally, investigating decomposition analysis (EDA) exhibited same total -787.7 kJ mol-1. intriguing similarity their levels suggested stability was governed by factors beyond reactivity, possibly due intricate orbital interactions. Furthermore, analyzing bond dissociation showed systems enthalpy values, indicating were exothermic both surface levels, suggesting processes emitted heat, contributing surrounding thermal energy.
Language: Английский