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The urea-water complexurea-water complex observed by jet cooled Fourier-transform
microwave spectroscopy and studied by ab initio calculations.
J.-R. AVILES-MORENO, A. CUISSET, T. DELEPORTE, T.R. HUET, D. PETITPREZ.
Physique des Lasers, Atomes et Molécules
UMR 8523 CNRS – Université Lille 1, 59655 Villeneuve d’Ascq Cedex, France
60th OSU International Symposium on Molecular Spectroscopy
June 20-24, 2005
ContentContent Motivations:
Urea: history and structure
Urea-water complexUrea-water complex
Ab initio structure of the Urea-water complex
Experimental set-up: MB-MWFTS
Experimental spectrum:
Lines with H2O
Lines with D2O
Determination of a first experimental structure
Conclusions and outlook
•One of the Nature’s simplest biomolecule.
•A simplest diamide with 3 coordination sites.
•Important role in pharmaceutical chemistry
•Powerfull protein denaturing agent
•Anti-viral agent
Urea: history and structureUrea: history and structure (NH2)2C=O
b
a
• In the solid phase : planar a (C2v symmetry), intensive network of H-bonds
• In the gas phase : nonplanar and relatively floppy
microwave spectra b
ab initio calculations
MP2 / 6-311++G(d,p)
most stable conformer : anti form
a A S. Swaminathan et al, Acta Crystallogr., Sect B : struct. Sci. 40, 398, (1984)
b P. D. Godfrey, R. D. Brown and A. N. Hunter, J. Mol. Struct. 413-414, 405, (1997)
Urea: history and structureUrea: history and structure (NH2)2C=O
E/ kJ/mol
148 192180
5 kJ/mol
2
1
b
a
Conformer Plane C2v
1 Conformer Anti C2
2 Conformer Syn Cs
b
a
• To study the micro-solvation process of bio-molecules : possible bridge between the gas phase and the liquid phase
• To understand the hydrogen bond formation.
• Possible comparison between physico-chemical data
coming from experiment and ab initio calculations.
UREA - WATER COMPLEX : motivation of the workUREA - WATER COMPLEX : motivation of the work
1 Conformer H11 Anti Cs
ab
Ab initio calculations at the B3LYP / aug-cc-pVTZ level of theory
Similar to formamide-water: F.J. Lovas et al J. Chem. Phys. 88(2) 722-729(1988)
UREA - WATER COMPLEX : UREA - WATER COMPLEX : Ab initioAb initio structure structure
0
1
3
0.7
3.6
130 180 230
2
Dihedral angle H11-O10-O2-C1 / °
E/ kJ/mol
P.-O. Astrand, A. Wallqvist, G. Karlström, J. Chem. Phys. 100 (1994) 1262.
ab1.85 Å
2.09 Å
• Spectra recorded with a pulsed-nozzle MB-MWFTS in the 6-20 GHz frequency range.
• Optimization of the signal : T(K), carrier gas and pressure
Heated nozzle T= 363-403 K
Mirror
Inside resonator
Carrier gas P= 2-5 barCarrier gas+ H2O
Urea powder
H2O40 mm
Teflon
Experimental set-up: MB-MWFTSExperimental set-up: MB-MWFTS
• Large survey scan in the 6-20 GHz frequency range with a mixture of :
((1414NHNH22))2 2 C=OC=O + HH22OO ((1515NHNH
22))2 2 C=OC=O + HH22OO
((1414NHNH22))2 2 C=OC=O + DD22OO ((1515NHNH
22))2 2 C=OC=O + DD22OO
• 4 strong lines around 12 GHz12 GHz which can be identified as
the JJka,kcka,kc==111111-0-00000 b-type transitions.
• Other lines around 17 GHz do not match with the urea-
water complex (Jka,kc=212-101 transition for example).
Experimental spectraExperimental spectra
Tests : with and without water ; different carrier gases (Ne, Ar, He)
T°C = 115 °C carrier gas : Ne at a total pressure of 3 bars
Experimental spectra: Experimental spectra: Lines with HLines with H22OO
14NH2CO14NH2– H2O15NH2CO15NH2 – H2O
0.2 MHz
3.0 MHz
111 000111000
~ 300MHz
15NH2CO15NH2
111 000
14NH2CO14NH2
111000
Hyperfinestructure
Splitting ~ 300MHz
Tests : with and without water ; different carrier gases (Ne, Ar, He)
T°C = 115 °C carrier gas : Ne at a total pressure of 3 bars
Experimental spectra: Experimental spectra: Lines with DLines with D22OO
0.2 MHz
3.0 MHz
14NH2CO14NH2– D2O15NH2CO15NH2– D2O
111000111000
~ 270 MHz
MHz
14NH2CO14NH2– H2O15NH2CO15NH2 – H2O
0.2 MHz
3.0 MHz111 000
111000
~ 300MHz
• Calculation of the water molecule’s cartesian coordinates in the principal inertia axis of urea as a function of 2 internal coordinates (ρ and φ).
• Determination of the complex new inertia tensor, and diagonalisation.
• Calculations of the A, B and C rotational constants for each value of ρ and φ (-40° < ρ < 40° by step of 1° and -90° < φ < 90° by step of 1° )
• Comparison between (A+C)calc and (A+C)obs
Determination of a first experimental structureDetermination of a first experimental structure
principal inertia axis of urea
2 internal rotations for H2O :
ρ : around the 2O-5H axis
φ : rotation of the 11H atom around the 9H-10O bond
H-bond length fixed to 1.9 Å
a
b
ρ
φ
Determination of a first experimental structureDetermination of a first experimental structure
φ (°)
ρ (°)
(MHz)
= | (A+C)calcd- (A+C)obsd | < 10 MHz
for 47° < ρ <50° and 40°< φ <70° 14N14N - H2O
Determination of a first experimental structureDetermination of a first experimental structure
(A+C)calc (A+C)obs
ρ = 47°
φ = 55°
14N14N - H2O 12285 12285
15N15N - H2O 11987 11977
ρ = 49°
φ = 55°
14N14N - D2O 11770 11741
15N15N - D2O 11489 11475
rr 11=1.87Å=1.87Å
rr 22=1.
87Å
=1.
87Å
=90°=90°
Determination of a first experimental structureDetermination of a first experimental structure
Our model Ab initior1 / Å 1.87* 1,85r2 /Å 1.87* 2alpha /° 90 60* Fixed value
• First experimental observation of the urea-water
complex.
• Searching for more urea-water complex lines.
• Possibility of a large amplitude motion of the H11
atom.
• Change of the H-bond length when going from
H2O to D2O.
• In progress: analysis of the hyperfine structure
Conclusions and outlookConclusions and outlook
t
detectionsource
polar gas
t0
Molecules
2
Application rule : maximum polarization for a /2 pulse, i.e.
Physical parameters : : permanent electric dipole moment
: amplitude of the microwave field
: length of the microwave pulse
Source of microwave pulseSource of microwave pulse (2-20 GHz)(2-20 GHz)
Matter-light interactionMatter-light interactionInside a Pérot-Fabry resonatorInside a Pérot-Fabry resonator
Polarization of the polar molecules ;Polarization of the polar molecules ;Rotational coolingRotational cooling
Detection and recording of the signalDetection and recording of the signalEmitted by the molecules Emitted by the molecules
As a function of timeAs a function of time
Fourier transform of the transient signal Fourier transform of the transient signal Frequency analysis Frequency analysis
Experimental set-up: MB-MWFTS
Resonant cavity and pulsed supersonic
beam
Spectral range : 6 – 20 GHz
Sensitivity : 10-11 cm-1
Resolution : 10 kHz
Accuracy : 2.4 kHz
Rot. temp. : 4 K
Pressures :Carrier gas: 1-3 barsMolecules: 10-2 bar
Secondary pumpingLabview interfaceScan : 1GHz/12h
Experimental set-up: MB-MWFTS
Heated nozzle 363 K
Benzamide powder
1.5 bar ArCarrier
gazCavity
Gas mixture
Vacuum-tightrotation transitionand step by step motor
Gaussian envelop(Ws= 42 mm at 12 GHz)
MW pulse
detection
pump
600 mm<d< 650 mm
R=800 mm
s
Interrupteurrapide
t
Impulsion microonde de 1 à 2 s
Synthétiseur2-20 GHz
Cavité PF
Amplificateur
A/D
FI = 30 MHz
Synthétiseur2-20 GHz
Mélangeur
Filtre passe-bande
Amplificateur RF
Convertisseur A/D
s+30 MHz
•Transition rotationnelle•Dédoublement Doppler