1993
DOI: 10.1007/bf00747088
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X-ray diffraction structural analysis of zo-hydroxy-20-isoxazolinylsteroids

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“…Thus, comparison of the values calculated and obtained by the method of x-structural analysis for dihedral angles of the molecules of three stereoisomeric isoxazolinyl steroids synthesized from alcohols 1, 3, and 4 [3,14,15] shows their good agreement: the scatter in the deviations of their values lies within 3-9 o . Good agreement between the calculated and experimental results was also observed for other geometric parameters of molecules (the scatter in the deviations of the valence angles lay within 1.0-1.5 o , whereas that of the bond lengths did not exceed 0.010 A°).…”
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“…Thus, comparison of the values calculated and obtained by the method of x-structural analysis for dihedral angles of the molecules of three stereoisomeric isoxazolinyl steroids synthesized from alcohols 1, 3, and 4 [3,14,15] shows their good agreement: the scatter in the deviations of their values lies within 3-9 o . Good agreement between the calculated and experimental results was also observed for other geometric parameters of molecules (the scatter in the deviations of the valence angles lay within 1.0-1.5 o , whereas that of the bond lengths did not exceed 0.010 A°).…”
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“…Good agreement between the calculated and experimental results was also observed for other geometric parameters of molecules (the scatter in the deviations of the valence angles lay within 1.0-1.5 o , whereas that of the bond lengths did not exceed 0.010 A°). As the initial geometry in performing the quantum-chemical calculations, the corresponding experimental data obtained by the x-structural analysis method were used [3,14,15] for the aboveindicated isoxazolinyl steroids. The search for the most probable conformations of the side chain was carried out on the basis of the quantum-chemical calculation of the structures resulting from rotation of the side chain with a step of 5 o and of its separate parts successively around the bonds C 20 -C 22 and C 22 -C 23 followed by rotation of the hydroxyl group around the bonds C 20 -O 20 or C 22 -O 22 .…”
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“…It is a complicated problem to study the structures of isoxazolinyl steroids and in particular to establish the stereochemistry of asymmetric centers on the side chains of the stereoisomers formed, requiring that we draw on a number of physicochemical methods. We have successfully used NMR spectroscopy [1, 2, 4-6], x-ray diffraction [3,7,8], and circular dichroism [9] to solve this problem.…”
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“…It is a complicated problem to study the structures of isoxazolinyl steroids and in particular to establish the stereochemistry of asymmetric centers on the side chains of the stereoisomers formed, requiring that we draw on a number of physicochemical methods. We have successfully used NMR spectroscopy [1, 2, 4-6], x-ray diffraction [3,7,8], and circular dichroism [9] to solve this problem.In this work, with the aim of determining the spectral features allowing us to identify the stereoisomers with the simple and accessible IR spectroscopy method, we have carried out an IR spectroscopy study and conformational analysis of the stereoisomers 5a-12c of 22(23)-isoxazolinyl steroids with a hydroxyl group at C 20 or C 22 : …”
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“…The crystal structure determination of (1) reveals that a single medium-strong intermolecular hydrogen bond exists between the carbonyl 029 atom and the O31--H31 group. Literature data suggest that compound (2) (C29H45NO4; Verenich et al, 1992) is isostructural with compound (1) (Figs. 2 and 3).…”
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confidence: 99%