2001
DOI: 10.2183/pjab.77.197
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Pseudo-point-group approach to stereochemistry and stereoisomerism of cyclohexane derivatives

Abstract: Abstract:A pseudo-point group D6h and its subgroups are applied to the symmetry characterization of tri-and tetra-substituted cyclohexane derivatives under flexible and fixed conditions. After the subgroups are classified into chiral and achiral ones as well as into isoenergetic and anisoenergetic ones, the conformational changes of the derivatives are categorized into isoenergetic-achiral (Types I and I'), isoenergetic-chiral (Type II), anisoenergetic-achiral (Type III), and anisoenergetic-chiral cases (Type … Show more

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“…The symmetry number is a measure of this property, and it is divided into internal and external contributions. The external symmetry is defined as the total number of equivalent positions a molecule can adopt, by rotations along axes, considering it as a rigid body. , On the other hand, the internal symmetry is related to rotations along bonds between atoms. The total symmetry number is defined according to eq…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The symmetry number is a measure of this property, and it is divided into internal and external contributions. The external symmetry is defined as the total number of equivalent positions a molecule can adopt, by rotations along axes, considering it as a rigid body. , On the other hand, the internal symmetry is related to rotations along bonds between atoms. The total symmetry number is defined according to eq…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Strictly speaking, such a Haworth-projected skeleton should be replaced by two-chair forms of a cyclopropane skeleton. The interconversion between the two-chair forms has been discussed by proposing a pseudo-point group D 6h [29][30][31]. The twelve bridge positions of a superphane ([2 6 ](1,2,3,4,5,6)cyclophane) skeleton (3) can be replaced by divalent units, where resulting isomers are counted by the PCI (partial-cycle-index) method of the USCI approach [32].…”
Section: Previous Studies On D 6h -Skeletonsmentioning
confidence: 99%