“…The double bonds C 16 ]O 17 and C 13 ]O 18 are conjugated with the psystem of the imido fragment of RingI, with the torsion angles O 17 eC 16 eN 15 eC 13 , C 16 eN 15 eC 13 eC 4 being À175.9 , À6.3 and O 18 eC 13 eN 15 eC 16 , C 13 eN 15 eC 16 eC 5 being 178.7 , 8.1 respectively as reported by Kasyan et al [57]. At N 15 position, the bond angles C 16 eN 15 eC 19 eN 15 eC 13 ¼ 113.8 and this asymmetry of angles reveal the steric repulsion of the atoms H 26 , H 25 and O 17 , O 18[57].For the piperazine ring, El-Emam et al[46] reported the bond lengths N38 eC 40 ¼ 1.465 Å, N 38 eC 39 ¼ 1.463 Å, C 39 eC 46 ¼ 1.514 Å, N 47 eC 45 ¼ 1.458 Å, N 47 eC 46 ¼ 1.471 Å, C 40 eC 45 ¼ 1.511 Å and the corresponding bond lengths of the title compound are 1.488 Å, 1.485 Å, 1.535 Å, 1.488 Å, 1.477 Å, 1.547 Å respectively. The B3LYP calculation gives the bond angles within the piperazine ring N 38 eC 39 eC 46 ¼ 110.4 , N 38 eC 40 eC 45 ¼ 113.1 , N 47 eC 45 eC 40 ¼ 110.7 , N 47 eC 46 eC 39 ¼ 109.7 , C 45 eN 47 eC 46 ¼ 114.8 .…”