Conventional error cancellation approaches separate molecules into smaller fragments and sum the errors of all fragments to counteract the overall computational error of the parent molecules.However,these approaches m...Conventional error cancellation approaches separate molecules into smaller fragments and sum the errors of all fragments to counteract the overall computational error of the parent molecules.However,these approaches may be ineffective for systems with strong localized chemical effects,as fragmenting specific substructures into simpler chemical bonds can introduce additional errors instead of mitigating them.To address this issue,we propose the Substructure-Preserved Connection-Based Hierarchy(SCBH),a method that automatically identifies and freezes substructures with significant local chemical effects prior to molecular fragmentation.The SCBH is validated by the gas-phase enthalpy of formation calculation of CHNO molecules.Therein,based on the atomization scheme,the reference and test values are derived at the levels of Gaussian-4(G4)and M062X/6-31+G(2df,p),respectively.Compared to commonly used approaches,SCBH reduces the average computational error by half and requires only15%of the computational cost of G4 to achieve comparable accuracy.Since different types of local effect structures have differentiated influences on gas-phase enthalpy of formation,substituents with strong electronic effects should be retained preferentially.SCBH can be readily extended to diverse classes of organic compounds.Its workflow and source code allow flexible customization of molecular moieties,including azide,carboxyl,trinitromethyl,phenyl,and others.This strategy facilitates accurate,rapid,and automated computations and corrections,making it well-suited for high-throughput molecular screening and dataset construction for gas-phase enthalpy of formation.展开更多
The inclusion complexes of berberine hydrochloride with β-cyclodextrin was prepared by the method of saturated aqueous solution,its inclusion complex properties were represented with fluorescence,IR,NMR,X-ray and oth...The inclusion complexes of berberine hydrochloride with β-cyclodextrin was prepared by the method of saturated aqueous solution,its inclusion complex properties were represented with fluorescence,IR,NMR,X-ray and other spectral approaches.At the same time,the stoichiometric ratio,the constants and the thermodynamic parameters of inclusion complexes were determined.The experimental results demonstrated that a 1:1 inclusion complex of berberine hydrochloride with β-cyclodextrin was formed,and the thermodynamic function change of inclusion process was△G°<0 and△H°<0,the inclusion reaction was a spontaneous exothermal reaction.△S°<0,it was indicated that forming inclusion complex of berberine hydrochloride with β-cyclodextrin is an increased process for degree of order of molecules.Because the berberine hydrochloride/β-cyclodextrin inclusion complex can effectively improve its solubility,decrease side effect and thrill,increase its stability and bioavailability,a useful experimental data is provided for drugs exploitation and understanding interaction mechanism of inclusion complex between berberine hydrochloride and β-cyclodextrin by current work.展开更多
基金the support of the National Natural Science Foundation of China(22575230)。
文摘Conventional error cancellation approaches separate molecules into smaller fragments and sum the errors of all fragments to counteract the overall computational error of the parent molecules.However,these approaches may be ineffective for systems with strong localized chemical effects,as fragmenting specific substructures into simpler chemical bonds can introduce additional errors instead of mitigating them.To address this issue,we propose the Substructure-Preserved Connection-Based Hierarchy(SCBH),a method that automatically identifies and freezes substructures with significant local chemical effects prior to molecular fragmentation.The SCBH is validated by the gas-phase enthalpy of formation calculation of CHNO molecules.Therein,based on the atomization scheme,the reference and test values are derived at the levels of Gaussian-4(G4)and M062X/6-31+G(2df,p),respectively.Compared to commonly used approaches,SCBH reduces the average computational error by half and requires only15%of the computational cost of G4 to achieve comparable accuracy.Since different types of local effect structures have differentiated influences on gas-phase enthalpy of formation,substituents with strong electronic effects should be retained preferentially.SCBH can be readily extended to diverse classes of organic compounds.Its workflow and source code allow flexible customization of molecular moieties,including azide,carboxyl,trinitromethyl,phenyl,and others.This strategy facilitates accurate,rapid,and automated computations and corrections,making it well-suited for high-throughput molecular screening and dataset construction for gas-phase enthalpy of formation.
文摘The inclusion complexes of berberine hydrochloride with β-cyclodextrin was prepared by the method of saturated aqueous solution,its inclusion complex properties were represented with fluorescence,IR,NMR,X-ray and other spectral approaches.At the same time,the stoichiometric ratio,the constants and the thermodynamic parameters of inclusion complexes were determined.The experimental results demonstrated that a 1:1 inclusion complex of berberine hydrochloride with β-cyclodextrin was formed,and the thermodynamic function change of inclusion process was△G°<0 and△H°<0,the inclusion reaction was a spontaneous exothermal reaction.△S°<0,it was indicated that forming inclusion complex of berberine hydrochloride with β-cyclodextrin is an increased process for degree of order of molecules.Because the berberine hydrochloride/β-cyclodextrin inclusion complex can effectively improve its solubility,decrease side effect and thrill,increase its stability and bioavailability,a useful experimental data is provided for drugs exploitation and understanding interaction mechanism of inclusion complex between berberine hydrochloride and β-cyclodextrin by current work.
