Philip Coppens
Basic principals of X-Ray charge dnsities analysis and an intro to excitation densities
- Atoms in a mol or crystal are not spherical.
- The experimental xray charge density minus the charge density of spherical atoms centred at the neutron positions with neutron parameters.
- set of nuclear co-ord and detailed map of electron distribution.
Multipoles definition if pseudoatoms
- pseudoatom is not so much an atom but something that takes the bonding density of molecules.
Definitions
- Multipoles are a complete set of angular functions and the higher you go the more object sets you can represent.
- Niels Hansens theory - Charge density refinement program MOLLY, precursor of XD program
- Density functions looks like orbitals.
- Modifications of pseudoatoms cannot be rigid because of electron-electron repulsion. Atoms that are positive then the same charge density will occur for the same charge density.
X-Ray charge density multipole model
- Static Electron Density (ED) is the super position of aspherical pseudoatoms.
- Formalism for high order data can show core expansion and contraction of coredeformations
Diff between cd-mulltipoles and atomic orbitals
- Spherical Harmonic basis functions.
- Normalization of spherical harmonic orbital funcion needs different normalization of density technique.
Electron density in terms of obitals
- ONE-electron density - diagonal, atom-centered terms and cross terms, including 2 center terms.
- Density functions are products of orbital functions : Y10.Y01 = Y21
Electron Density in terms of orbitals
- Mathematical corelation between multipole populations and orbital populations if 2 center terms are neglected.
Total density
Results
- Deformation density from multipole refinement : 1. dynamic and static function plots of Static total density.
CONCEPTS:
- Bond paths
- Bond critical paths
- atomic basinsan
- Laplacian : charge concentrations - if the peak is big second order derivative is big
- An atomic charge is not an atomic charge
Analysis of the toplogy of charge density - quantum theory
Charge density and structural dynamics
- Define excitation densities : a laser pump xray probe technique with the BioCARS hutch at APS Argonne.
- Definition of Activation difference map: Charge density is hard to discern but the method to calculate the ES (excited state) geometry on GS (ground state)
Structure and subtract grids.
- Coinage metal compound Ag2Cu2L1
Ag Cu calculation of frontier molecular orbitals - luminous compounds
Piero Macchi
Multipolar Expansion
- ED is expanded in multi polar centered atomic functions
P is the unknown value
rho is the fitting model
- There are two kind of functions - radial part and angular part
Choice of radial function
GAussian or Slater functions are used fir ht angular behaviour of Rho to he finite in origin/.
Core orbitals
- are a combination of slate functions and when you take a square of the function you get the
- spherical valence calculation
Which wave function for core and valence
- Roothan-Hartree-Fock calculation on ground state isolated atoms and more relevant ions. Each atonic orbital is expanded in a series of Slater functions
Relativistic atomic wave funtions
- Zero order RElativisti approximation DFT calculation on isolated atoms
- Scattering factor efrrors with respect to te dirac equation
Deformation valence density (DEFV)
- a single slater function will be used for the seta exponet constructed from the single valence orbitals
- Satisfy a poisson equation for radial equation the N has to be larger
- Valence and core fraction are the largest near the core - to refine the core, then resolution is higher but not from the valence
D orbitals of transition metals - ex 3d orbitals of Fe
- Full orbital expansion in the slater function
3d/4s orbital of transition metals
- CLose in energy abd far in space
Angular functions and spherical harmonics
Orbitals vs. multipoles
- linesr combination of sperical harmonics
the xpansion goes maximum for product of two L + L' (l prime) = that mean an approdimation of linear combination of atoms centered - add the odd and even electronic density
Fitting the density of H2
- fitting with monopolar functions - but will have spherical atoms with overlap density.
- Expand diagonal dipoles but it will not answer
- We need dipoles and quadripolar functions to fit the density of two Hydrogen atoms
d-orbitals and metal atoms
- make and assumption that the d-orbital and othe atom does not overlap and it allows to get the refinement
- Hexadecapole refinement - no overlap among carbon atoms
- dipoles and octopoles are very small and only describe 3d product.
- TRy refining 3s occupation
Multipolar expansions in the Periodic table - summary
- H cannot be described a s monpole
- alkaline and noble gases can be described by spherical functions
- Hexa/Deca to octapole level or more for lower elements
- Mirror Symmetry will force you to reduce the 3m symmetry implying a distorted hybridization models.
Jacob Overgaard
H-atoms
- Hydrogen and xrays - in standard xray crystal structure determination, thermal mption is deconvoluted from electronic effects by application of hte Born-Oppenheimer approximation
- atomic pdf can be isotropic or anisotropic - H does not have core electrons.
Hydrogen bonding (HB)
- H atom is bonded to a more electronegative atom, the donor atom
- the positive hydrogen is attracted to negative H partners
a. normal and weak HB with double well bonding
b.
c.
- Resonance is non-H structure - with neg. or pos. charge.
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- Use neutron data to obtain unbiased position and adps
- obtain anisitropic Hatom adp by TLS analysus if the non Hskeleton and internal vibrational amplitude
- Hirshfeld
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How to combine X and N (neutron) data
- Grow the crystal - the bigger, the better but this is really hard to do.
Scaling - UIJXN program
HB Characterization
- module XDPROP can be used to calculate the laplacian distrributuobn - used to studey the nature of the chemical bonding in the hydrogen bond.
- Density and laplacian along the O...H bond is interesting
Bond energies
- empirically corelate the toological propertios of the HB bcp.
Christian Jelsch
ATOMS 30
ATOM 1 NT ala 1 0.427410 0.050010 0.613830 1.000 1 N
ZX CA H2 OCT K1 V0 M0 Q0
UANI 0.012840 0.010190 0.009590 -.000240 0.005260 -.000530
five valence electrons
- 0. 0. 0. 0. 0. 0. 0. 0. 0.
- 0. 0. 0. 0. 0. 0.
then the list of atoms til the end
FILT 1.0 (should not be refined - it is fixed)
! scale
SELE SCA
REFI LS 4 (4 refinement cycles)
WRIT RFAC ( write r factorial)
WRIT FOUR
For proteins use a distance restraint
for small molecules use a constraint
CONDIS N1 H1 1 1.08
DISTANCE N1 H1 1 1.08 0.01 (<--standard deviation)
after changing values run the program again
GET protein structure file with hydrogen atoms, except water molecules
Mol
xyz 555 01
Tr =0 sign =
655 01 x+1
455 01 x-1
467 01 x-1 y+1 z+2
xyz 655 02
sym#2 + a'
555 51 -x -y -z