2020
DOI: 10.1007/s00894-020-04558-3
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Capture carcinogenic aromatic compounds by the design of new tweezer compounds: a theoretical study

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“…The Mulliken charges have been impacted by the existence of the ring substituent, according to theoretical research for PS-C. See Table 4 lists the computed Mulliken charges for PS-C. As can be seen, N (34) has the highest atomic charge, which is −0.76248, and N (64) has the lowest charge, which is −0.62781. These findings made it very evident that these 2 atoms are the most receptive to reactions and bonding [19]. More effective PS modification chemicals have been found to be able to share (give and receive) electrons with the metal, according to some recent studies.…”
Section: Mulliken Chargesmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…The Mulliken charges have been impacted by the existence of the ring substituent, according to theoretical research for PS-C. See Table 4 lists the computed Mulliken charges for PS-C. As can be seen, N (34) has the highest atomic charge, which is −0.76248, and N (64) has the lowest charge, which is −0.62781. These findings made it very evident that these 2 atoms are the most receptive to reactions and bonding [19]. More effective PS modification chemicals have been found to be able to share (give and receive) electrons with the metal, according to some recent studies.…”
Section: Mulliken Chargesmentioning
confidence: 95%