1990
DOI: 10.1021/j100368a017
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Molecular structure and conformation of diisopropyl ketone studied by gas electron diffraction combined with vibrational spectroscopy and SCF MO calculations

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“…Conformers 1 and 5 were found from the MM3 and MM4 stochastic searches. Conformer 1 had C 2 symmetry like conformer 2 , except the methyl groups were rotated about 30° from the eclipsed positions and it was different from the C 2 structure found by Takeuchi et al11 ( 2 ). Both MM3 and MM4, as well as DFT, found conformer 1 to be the most stable and the other C 2 conformer ( 2 ) with the eclipsed methyl groups to be the second most stable.…”
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confidence: 72%
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“…Conformers 1 and 5 were found from the MM3 and MM4 stochastic searches. Conformer 1 had C 2 symmetry like conformer 2 , except the methyl groups were rotated about 30° from the eclipsed positions and it was different from the C 2 structure found by Takeuchi et al11 ( 2 ). Both MM3 and MM4, as well as DFT, found conformer 1 to be the most stable and the other C 2 conformer ( 2 ) with the eclipsed methyl groups to be the second most stable.…”
Section: Resultscontrasting
confidence: 72%
“…Both MM3 and MM4, as well as DFT, found conformer 1 to be the most stable and the other C 2 conformer ( 2 ) with the eclipsed methyl groups to be the second most stable. The second conformer ( 5 ) found had C 1 symmetry, but it was different from the C 1 conformer found by Takeuchi et al11 In this conformer, one of the isopropyl CH bonds was ≈40° with respect to the C′O bond and one of the methyl groups on the other side of the carbonyl was about 20° from the eclipsed position.…”
Section: Resultscontrasting
confidence: 67%
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