Chalcogen bonds (ChB) are acknowledged to be an influential noncovalent interaction between an electron-deficient chalcogen (donor) and a Lewis base (acceptor). While a general agreement in classifying ChB among σ-hole interactions holds, the relative contribution of covalency, electrostatic, and dispersion factors is still under debate because of the different views that different computational approaches and theoretical models put forward. A comparative analysis of the computational approaches used to describe the nature of ChB is presented along with an overview of the interacting systems investigated as model cases.
Computational Methods to Study Chalcogen Bonds
Ciancaleoni, Gianluca
2023-01-01
Abstract
Chalcogen bonds (ChB) are acknowledged to be an influential noncovalent interaction between an electron-deficient chalcogen (donor) and a Lewis base (acceptor). While a general agreement in classifying ChB among σ-hole interactions holds, the relative contribution of covalency, electrostatic, and dispersion factors is still under debate because of the different views that different computational approaches and theoretical models put forward. A comparative analysis of the computational approaches used to describe the nature of ChB is presented along with an overview of the interacting systems investigated as model cases.File in questo prodotto:
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