Assessment of Solvation Models for Quantum Chemistry Calculations through A‐Value Determination and Conformational Equilibrium Analysis of Difluorocyclohexanes as Benchmark Systems

To provide a guide for selecting appropriate calculation methods for conformational analyses of organic molecules with explicit consideration of solvation effects, the A-values of twenty-two substituents were computed with solvation corrections across multiple solvation models. In addition, conformational equilibrium analyses of 1,4- and 1,2-trans-difluorocyclohexanes were performed as complementary benchmark systems, and a comprehensive evaluation was achieved through integration of both datasets. Comparison with reported experimental data furnished a robust benchmark for identifying the optimal combination of solvation models and theoretical levels for energy calculation and geometry optimization.

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Journal of Computational Chemistry
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2026-05-22
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https://doi.org/10.1002/jcc.70386
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Advanced Chemical Physics Studies
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Assessment of Solvation Models for Quantum Chemistry Calculations through A‐Value Determination and Conformational Equilibrium Analysis of Difluorocyclohexanes as Benchmark Systems

Ken‐ichi Yamada, Tsubasa Inokuma
Journal of Computational Chemistry
Advanced Chemical Physics Studies
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Assessment of Solvation Models for Quantum Chemistry Calculations through A‐Value Determination and Conformational Equilibrium Analysis of Difluorocyclohexanes as Benchmark Systems

Ken‐ichi Yamada, Tsubasa Inokuma
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To provide a guide for selecting appropriate calculation methods for conformational analyses of organic molecules with explicit consideration of solvation effects, the A-values of twenty-two substituents were computed with solvation corrections across multiple solvation models. In addition, conformational equilibrium analyses of 1,4- and 1,2-trans-difluorocyclohexanes were performed as complementary benchmark systems, and a comprehensive evaluation was achieved through integration of both datasets. Comparison with reported experimental data furnished a robust benchmark for identifying the optimal combination of solvation models and theoretical levels for energy calculation and geometry optimization.

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