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Chem3D Users Manual - CambridgeSoft

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Record Order<br />

When sorted by Dihedral Angle, the order of the<br />

records in the Torsional Parameters table and the<br />

4-Membered Ring Torsional Parameters table is as<br />

follows:<br />

1. Records are sorted by the second atom type<br />

number in the Dihedral Type field. For<br />

example, the record for dihedral type 1-1-1-1 is<br />

listed before the record for dihedral<br />

type 1-2-1-1.<br />

2. For records where the second atom type<br />

number is the same, the records are sorted by<br />

the third atom type number in the Dihedral<br />

Type field. For example, the record for<br />

dihedral type 1-1-1-1 is listed before the record<br />

for dihedral type 1-1-2-1.<br />

3. For multiple records where the second and<br />

third atom type numbers are the same, the<br />

records are sorted by the first atom type<br />

number in the Dihedral Type field. For<br />

example, the record for dihedral type 5-1-3-1 is<br />

listed before the record for dihedral type 6-1-3-<br />

1.<br />

4. For multiple records where the first, second<br />

and third atom type numbers are the same, the<br />

records are sorted by the fourth atom type<br />

number in the Dihedral Type field. For<br />

example, the record for dihedral type 5-1-3-1 is<br />

listed before the record for dihedral<br />

type 5-1-3-2.<br />

Out-of-Plane Bending<br />

The Out-of-Plane Bending table (Out-of-Plane<br />

Bending Parameters.xml) contains parameters<br />

which are used to ensure that atoms with trigonal<br />

planar geometry remain planar in MM2<br />

calculations.<br />

There are four fields in records in the Out-of-Plane<br />

Bending Parameters table: Bond Type, Force<br />

Constant, Quality and Reference.<br />

Bond Type<br />

The first field is the Bond Type which is described<br />

by the atom type numbers of the two bonded<br />

atoms.<br />

For example, Bond Type 2-3 is a bond between an<br />

alkene carbon and a carbonyl carbon.<br />

Force Constant<br />

The Force Constant field, or the out-of-plane<br />

bending constant, field contains a measure of the<br />

amount of energy required to cause a trigonal planar<br />

atom to bend out-of-plane, i.e., to become nonplanar.<br />

The larger the value of Force Constant for a<br />

particular atom, the more difficult it is to coerce<br />

that atom to be non-planar.<br />

Record Order<br />

When sorted by Bond Type, the order of the<br />

records in the Out-of-Plane Bending Parameters<br />

table is as follows:<br />

1. Records are sorted by the first atom type<br />

number in the Bond Type field. For example,<br />

the record for bond type 2-1 is before the<br />

record for bond type 3-1.<br />

2. For records where the first atom type number<br />

is the same, the records are sorted by the<br />

second atom type number in the Bond Type<br />

field. For example, the record for bond type 2-<br />

1 is before the record for bond type 2-2.<br />

NOTE: Out-of-plane bending parameters are not<br />

symmetrical. For example, the force constant for a 2-3 bond<br />

refers to the plane about the type 2 atom. The force constant<br />

for a 3-2 bond refers to the plane about the type 3 atom.<br />

Appendices<br />

ChemOffice 2005/Appendix Parameter Tables • 287<br />

Out-of-Plane Bending

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