2023
DOI: 10.1021/acs.jpca.2c07244
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Development and Implementation of Atomically Anisotropic First-Principles Force Fields: A Benzene Case Study

Abstract: π-interactions are an important motif in chemical and biochemical systems. However, due to their anisotropic electron densities and complex balance of intermolecular interactions, aromatic molecules represent an ongoing challenge for accurate and transferable force field development. Historically, ab initio force fields for aromatics have not exhibited good accuracy with respect to bulk properties or have only been used to study gas-phase dimers. Using benzene as a proof of concept, herein we show how our own … Show more

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