Data-Driven Workflow for the Development and Discovery of N-Oxyl Hydrogen Atom Transfer Catalysts
Cheng Yang,
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Thérèse Wild,
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Yulia Rakova
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et al.
ACS Central Science,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 24, 2025
N-oxyl
species
are
promising
hydrogen
atom
transfer
(HAT)
catalysts
to
advance
C–H
bond
activation
reactions.
However,
because
of
the
complex
structure–activity
relationship
within
structure,
catalyst
optimization
is
a
key
challenge,
particularly
for
simultaneous
improvement
across
multiple
parameters.
This
paper
describes
data-driven
approach
optimize
catalysts.
A
focused
library
50
N-hydroxy
compounds
was
synthesized
and
characterized
by
three
parameters─oxidation
peak
potential,
HAT
reactivity,
stability─to
generate
database.
Statistical
modeling
these
activities
described
their
intrinsic
physical
organic
parameters
used
build
predictive
models
discovery
understand
relationships.
Virtual
screening
102
synthesizable
candidates
allowed
rapid
identification
several
ideal
candidates.
These
statistical
clearly
suggest
that
substructures
bearing
an
adjacent
heteroatom
more
optimal
compared
historical
focus,
phthalimide-N-oxyl,
striking
best
balance
among
all
target
experimental
properties.
Language: Английский
Enhancing the Predictive Kinetics of Intramolecular H-Migration Reactions of Ether Peroxy Radicals by Integrating Machine Learning with Quantum Chemistry: A Comparative Study of Generic Rate Rules and Machine Learning Techniques
Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: May 9, 2025
Language: Английский
3DReact: Geometric Deep Learning for Chemical Reactions
Journal of Chemical Information and Modeling,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
64(15), P. 5771 - 5785
Published: July 15, 2024
Geometric
deep
learning
models,
which
incorporate
the
relevant
molecular
symmetries
within
neural
network
architecture,
have
considerably
improved
accuracy
and
data
efficiency
of
predictions
properties.
Building
on
this
success,
we
introduce
3DReact,
a
geometric
model
to
predict
reaction
properties
from
three-dimensional
structures
reactants
products.
We
demonstrate
that
invariant
version
is
sufficient
for
existing
sets.
illustrate
its
competitive
performance
prediction
activation
barriers
GDB7-22-TS,
Cyclo-23-TS,
Proparg-21-TS
sets
in
different
atom-mapping
regimes.
show
that,
compared
models
property
prediction,
3DReact
offers
flexible
framework
exploits
information,
if
available,
as
well
geometries
products
(in
an
or
equivariant
fashion).
Accordingly,
it
performs
systematically
across
sets,
regimes,
both
interpolation
extrapolation
tasks.
Language: Английский