1997
DOI: 10.1021/ci960115f
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RICONThe Computer Program for the Quantitative Investigations of Cyclic Organic Molecule Conformations

Abstract: The methods of quantitative conformational analysis of cyclic fragments in molecules and the computer program RICON (RIng CONformations) developed by us for this purpose are considered. Program RICON uses atomic coordinates obtained from X-ray studies or force field/quantum chemical computations and allows one to analyze geometric parameters of a molecule, to compute the puckering parameters of rings in the molecule using various methods, and to obtain a verbal description of a ring conformation. The abilities… Show more

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“…The Cremer and Pople parameters were calculated with the RICON program. 26 Conversions from dihedral angles into vicinal coupling constants [ 3 J(H,H)] for each conformer were done using the Altona program. 21 Spectral simulations were achieved using version 2.3a of the MestRe-C program.…”
Section: Molecular Modeling Calculationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The Cremer and Pople parameters were calculated with the RICON program. 26 Conversions from dihedral angles into vicinal coupling constants [ 3 J(H,H)] for each conformer were done using the Altona program. 21 Spectral simulations were achieved using version 2.3a of the MestRe-C program.…”
Section: Molecular Modeling Calculationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…According to the X-ray diffraction data and the results of puckering parameter calculations by the ZefirovPalyulin (ZP) [6] and Cremer-Pople (CP) [7] methods using the RICON program, [8] the six-membered phosphinoline ring in structure 18c was found to have a distorted skewboat conformation (ZP parameters: S = 0.201, θ = 61.6°, Finally, the reaction of 3-furyl-substituted ylide 16c with (4-methoxyphenyl)acetylene under UV irradiation (366 nm) gave phosphininofuran 18c, which was found to be identical to the sample obtained from 2-furyl-substituted ylide 14c. Moreover, the 1 H, 13 C, and 31 P NMR spectra of phosphininofuran 18c prepared from 2-(14c) and 3-furyl-substituted (16c) ylides were identical both for the separated samples and for their equimolar mixture.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
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“…1). To estimate quantitatively the distortion of rings from standard conformations we have calculated Zefirov-Palyulin [6,7] as well as Cremer-Pople [8] puckering parameters for these rings in the structures 1 and 2. All these data were calculated by RICON [9] program and collected in the Table 1.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%