Acetanilide (ACN) has an anomalous low temperature IR absorption band, which has been attributed to a self-trapped state of molecular vibrational energy in the amide group (Davydov-like soliton). A classical model for a segment of an ACN chain has been set up, taking into account the degrees of freedom of the amide group involved in the H-bond: stretching of C=O bond, stretching and bending of the H-bond. The dynamics of the molecule has been investigated by molecular dynamics simulation.
Self-trapping of infrared energy absorbed in acetanilide / Tenenbaum, Alexander. - STAMPA. - (1989), pp. 651-658.
Self-trapping of infrared energy absorbed in acetanilide
TENENBAUM, Alexander
1989
Abstract
Acetanilide (ACN) has an anomalous low temperature IR absorption band, which has been attributed to a self-trapped state of molecular vibrational energy in the amide group (Davydov-like soliton). A classical model for a segment of an ACN chain has been set up, taking into account the degrees of freedom of the amide group involved in the H-bond: stretching of C=O bond, stretching and bending of the H-bond. The dynamics of the molecule has been investigated by molecular dynamics simulation.File allegati a questo prodotto
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