Competing hydrogen bonding and acyclic π-stacking between hydrogen-bridged quasi-rings in <i>Z</i> - and <i>E</i> -methyl pyruvate semicarbazone: a quantitative interaction energy analysis

Crystallographic and energetic analyses show how E / Z isomers form distinct supramolecular architectures. Hydrogen bonding and dispersion govern assembly, with energy vector diagrams revealing interaction hierarchies in acyclic systems.

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CrystEngComm
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1039/d5ce00911a
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Crystallography and molecular interactions
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Competing hydrogen bonding and acyclic π-stacking between hydrogen-bridged quasi-rings in Z - and E -methyl pyruvate semicarbazone: a quantitative interaction energy analysis

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Competing hydrogen bonding and acyclic π-stacking between hydrogen-bridged quasi-rings in Z - and E -methyl pyruvate semicarbazone: a quantitative interaction energy analysis

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Crystallographic and energetic analyses show how E / Z isomers form distinct supramolecular architectures. Hydrogen bonding and dispersion govern assembly, with energy vector diagrams revealing interaction hierarchies in acyclic systems.

CrystEngCommVol. 27(47)
University of Nis (RS), University of Novi Sad (RS)
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