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Defining Tools for Complex Small Molecules to Enable Assessment of Quality and Appropriate Reuse of Data

An important, but often difficult to evaluate, aspect of small molecule crystallographic structure analysis is an understanding of how a refinement has been performed. One of the tools tha can be used is to evaluate the likelihood of a given bond in a structure, and from this calculate the total likelihood of the structure

Quantum Crystallographic Investigation of Two-Electron Multicentre Bonds in Radical Systems

We present a systematic quantum crystallographic investigation of various 2e/mc-bonded radical systems, ranging from discrete dimers to 2D arrays. The simplest systems studied include TCNE radical anion dimers, while more complex systems feature 2D arrays of TCNQ radical anions with partial charges of −1/2.

Similarities and differences in cumulated and conjugated systems

QTAIM calculations were conducted to shed light on the nature of bonds in even and odd cumulated systems, with n = 3, 4, 5 and 6, functionalized with alkyls, aryls and N-heterocyclic carbenes (NHCs).

The agreement between DFT and CASSCF of a Cr(I)-Cr(I) study

The metal-metal interaction fascinated scientist for many years. In this study, the Cr(I)-Cr(I) bond of complex S was studied by both single- and multi-determinant approaches.

Quantum Crystallographic Bonding Analysis

I will give a short introduction into techniques for chemical-bonding analysis from single-crystal diffraction data (multipole modeling, X-ray wavefunction refinement) and into quantum-chemical methods for deriving bonding descriptors

Investigating f-block metal-metal bonding by quantum crystallography

In this work, we want to present our advances of quantum crystallography into actinide-actinide bonding at the hands of two recently found Th3 clusters, one of which is a dianion, the other a mono-anion. Hirshfeld-Atom-Refinement was employed to get an accurate structure of both clusters

The Segregated Atom Model for the refinement of high-resolution diffraction experiments