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2018-01-01

Efecto de la estructura molecular sobre el espectro electrónico vertical de la oxoglaucina

Effects of the molecular structure on the electronic vertical spectrum of oxoglaucine

Efeito da estrutura molecular no espectro eletrônico vertical da oxoglaucina

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.15446/rev.colomb.quim.v47n1.62419

Palabras clave:

Oxoglaucina, fitoalexinas, Espectro vertical, DFT/MRCI, TDDFT (es)
Oxoglaucine, phytoalexines, vertical spectrum, DFT/MRCI, TDDFT (en)
oxoglaucina, fitoalexinas, espectro vertical, DFT/MRCI, TDDFT (pt)

Autores/as

  • Martha Cecilia Daza Espinosa Universidad Industrial de Santander
  • Diana Marcela Hernández Universidad Industrial de Santander
  • Angela Susana Rodriguez-Serrano Universidad Industrial de Santander
  • Markus Doerr Universidad Industrial de Santander

Se investigó el espectro electrónico vertical de la oxoglaucina utilizando el método de interacción de configuraciones multireferencial (DFT/MRCI). Se analizó el efecto de los grupos metilo y metoxilo sobre la geometría y la distribución energética de los estados excitados de baja energía utilizando la base TZVP. Se encontró que, en los mínimos del estado fundamental de oxoglaucina, oxoglaucina sin grupos metilo y sin grupos metoxilo, los estados excitados singulete de más baja energía son de tipo nπ* (S1) y ππ* (S2) y que los estados triplete ππ* (T1) y nπ* (T2) son energéticamente accesibles desde S1. Desde el punto de vista energético, se encontró que el canal más eficiente para el entrecruzamiento de sistemas singulete-triplete es 1(nπ*)⇝3(ππ*). Aunque la presencia de los grupos metilo y metoxilo distorsionan la planaridad del sistema de anillos, su efecto en la distribución (vertical) de los estados singulete y triplete de más baja energía es mínimo.

The vertical electronic spectrum of oxoglaucine by means of a multireference configuration interaction method (DFT/MRCI) was studied. The effect of both methyl and methoxy groups on the geometries and energetic distribution of the low-lying excited states was analyzed. The results show that, by means of the TZVP basis set, at the ground state minima of oxoglaucine, oxoglaucine without methyl and methoxy groups, the lowest excited singlet states are of nπ* (S1) and ππ* (S2) type. Triplet states of ππ* (T1) and nπ* (T2) type are energetically accessible from S1. From the energetic point of view, it can be proposed that the channel for an efficient intersystem crossing 1(nπ*)⇝3(ππ*) is plausible. Although the presence of the methyl and methoxyl groups distort the planarity of the rings system, the effect in the vertical distribution of the lowest lying singlet and triplet states can be considered as negligible.

O espectro eletrônico vertical da oxoglaucina foi investigado por meio do método de interação de configurações multi referência (DFT/MRCI). Foi estudado o efeito dos grupos metilo e metoxi nas geometrias e na distribuição energética dos estados excitados de baixa energia utilizando a base TZVP. Os resultados mostram que nos mínimos do estado fundamental da oxoglaucina, a oxoglaucina sem grupos metilo e metoxi os estados excitados singletos de mais baixa energia são de tipo nπ* (S1) y ππ* (S2) e que os estados tripletos do tipo ππ* (T1) e nπ* (T2) são energeticamente acessíveis a partir de S1. Do ponto de vista energético, pode-se propor que o canal para um cruzamento intersistema eficiente 1(nπ*)⇝3(ππ*) seja plausível. Embora a presença dos grupos metilo e metoxilo distorçam a planaridade do sistema de anéis, o efeito na distribuição vertical dos estados de singleto e de tripleto de mais baixa energía pode ser considerado negligenciável.

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“Efecto de la estructura molecular sobre el espectro electrónico vertical de la oxoglaucina”, Rev. Colomb. Quim., vol. 47, no. 1, pp. 64–76, Jan. 2018, doi: 10.15446/rev.colomb.quim.v47n1.62419.