AN ABSTRACT OF A THESIS
THEORETICAL STUDIES ON QUINONE REACTIVITY
J. Roshan C. Fernando
Master of Science in Chemistry
Quinones are a class of naturally occurring compounds that are biologically very
relevant due to their ability to participate in redox reactions. A theoretical study of a series of four benzoquinones including para-benzoquinone, 2-chloro-para-benzoquinone, 2-methyl-para-benzoquinone, and ortho-benzoquinone was carried out using the mPWB95-44 density functional theory with the 6-31+G(d,p) basis set.
One part of this study was focused in calculating redox potentials. The reversible
potentials of all nine relevant reactions for each of the four benzoquinone derivatives were determined, both in gas phase and aqueous phase. To properly determine the values, a conformational analysis was carried out to find minimum-energy species including quinone and anionic forms, semiquinone radical and anionic forms, and hydroquinone forms. Geometric parameters are presented and geometry changes are discussed. The highest reduction potentials were calculated for ortho-benzoquinone. The chlorine substituent enhances the reduction ability of para-benzoquinone while the methyl substituent reduces its reduction ability.
The other part of the study was focused on investigating the reactivity toward N-
containing nucleophiles. Nucleophilic addition reactions at the carbonyl bonds with NH3 and CH3NH2 nucleophiles were studied for all four quinones. Reactions with ethylamine and lysine amino acid nucleophiles were studied only with para-benzoquinone. A complete conformational analysis of the reaction products was carried out. Geometries of the minimum-energy conformations are presented and compared. The reactions were investigated through three distinct pathways: a direct hydrogen transfer pathway, and two pathways involving hydrogen transfer through water and methanol, respectively. The results showed that solvent-assisted pathways have lower barrier heights and are more likely to occur. Calculated barrier heights and reaction energies are given and compared. Results showed again that ortho-benzoquinone is the most reactive studied quinone and that chloro and methyl substituents increase and decrease, respectively, the reactivity of para-benzoquinone.
THEORETICAL STUDIES ON QUINONE REACTIVITY
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A Thesis
Presented to
the Faculty of the Graduate School
Tennessee Technological University
by
J. Roshan C. Fernando
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In Partial Fulfillment
of the Requirements for the Degree
MASTER OF SCIENCE Chemistry
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August 2009
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CERTIFICATE OF APPROVAL OF THESIS
THEORETICAL STUDIES ON QUINONE REACTIVITY
by
J. Roshan C. Fernando
Graduate Advisory Committee:
________________________________ ___________ Titus V. Albu, Chairperson date
________________________________ ___________ David J. Crouse date
________________________________ ___________ Scott H. Northrup date
Approved for the Faculty:
___________________________________ Francis Otuonye Associate Vice President for Research and Graduate Studies ___________________________________ Date
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DEDICATION
This thesis is dedicated to my parents, my teachers, my wife and my sisters
who have encouraged me to make the most of my life.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
I sincerely thank to my major professor, Dr. Titus Albu, for his guidance,
advisement, and remarkable support for a successful research work. I would like to thank
my research committee members, Dr. Scott Northrup and Dr. David Crouse, for their
guidance. I would also like to thank other faculty members and staff members in the
department of Chemistry at Tennessee Technological University who deserve recognition
for their support.
I would like to thank my wife Wasana Senevirathna for all her love,
encouragement and support. I would like to thank my parents, Dayarathna Fernando and
Piyawathi Fonseka, and my two sisters, Jeewani and Deepani, for their continued support,
encouragement and being with me in most of my life.
Finally, I would like to acknowledge the funding of this project from Tennessee
Technological University through a faculty grant to Dr. Titus Albu.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS List of Acronyms ……………………………………………………………………… viii List of Tables ………………………………………………………………………… ix List of Figures ………………………………………………………………………… xi Chapter Page 1 INTRODUCTION …………………………………………………………… 1
1.1 A Brief Description of Quinones ……………………………………………… 1 1.2 Selected Experimental Studies of Quinones …………………………………… 5 1.3 Selected Theoretical Studies of Quinones……………………………………… 8 1.4 Introduction to Density Functional Theory …………………………………… 12 1.5 Research Objectives …………………………………………………………… 15
2 A THEORETICAL INVESTIGATION OF REVERSIBLE POTENTIALS FOR FOUR BENZOQUINONES ………………………………………………… 16
2.1 Introduction …………………………………………………………………… 16 2.2 Computational Methodologies ………………………………………………… 19 2.2.1 Electronic Structure Theory Method and Computational Details ……… 19 2.2.2 Electrochemical Potential Scale ……………………………………… 19 2.3 Geometry Optimization………………………………………………………… 21 2.3.1 Optimized Geometries of p-Benzoquinone Series …………………… 34 2.3.2 Optimized Geometries of 2-Chloro-p-Benzoquinone Series ………… 36 2.3.3 Optimized Geometries of 2-Methyl-p-Benzoquinone Series ………… 39 2.3.4 Optimized Geometries of o-Benzoquinone Series …………………… 41
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Chapter Page 2.4 Reduction Potential Calculations ……………………………………………… 43 2.4.1 Reduction Potentials for p-Benzoquinone Series ……………………… 47 2.4.2 Reduction Potentials for 2-Chloro-p-Benzoquinone Series …………… 50 2.4.3 Reduction Potentials for 2-Methyl-p-Benzoquinone Series …………… 52 2.4.4 Reduction Potentials for o-Benzoquinone Series ……………………… 54 2.5 Concluding Remarks …………………………………………………………… 56
3 INVESTIGATION OF REACTIVITY OF BENZOQUINONE DERIVATIVES TOWARDS N-CONTAINING NUCLEOPHILES ……………………………………… 58
3.1 Introduction …………………………………………………………………… 58
3.2 Computational Methodologies ………………………………………………… 62 3.2.1 Electronic Structure Theory Method and Computational Details ……… 62 3.2.2 Reaction Pathways, Saddle Points and Imaginary Frequencies ……… 62 3.3 Conformational Analysis of Reaction Products ……………………………… 65 3.3.1 Reactions of Quinones with NH3 ……………………………………… 65 3.3.2 Reactions of Quinones with CH3NH2 ………………………………… 78 3.3.3 Reaction of p-Benzoquinone with C2H5NH2 ………………………… 90 3.3.4 Reaction of p-Benzoquinone with Lysine ……………………………… 92 3.4 Determining and Characterizing the Transition States ………………………… 94 3.4.1 Reactions of Quinones with NH3 ……………………………………… 95 3.4.2 Reactions of Quinones with CH3NH2 …………………………………110 3.4.3 Reaction of p-Benzoquinone with C2H5NH2 …………………………124
3.4.4 Reaction of p-Benzoquinone with Lysine ………………………………128
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3.5 Discussion ………………………………………………………………………131 3.6 Concluding Remarks ……………………………………………………………138
BIBLIOGRAPHY ……………………………………………………………………140
APPENDICES …………………………………………………………………………145
APPENDIX A – Supplementary Information for Chapter 2 …………………146 APPENDIX B – Supplementary Information for Chapter 3 …………………161 APPENDIX C – Sample Gaussian Input Files …………………………………214 VITA……………………………………………………………………………………219
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LIST OF ACRONYMS B3LYP Becke’s gradient-corrected exchange functional and the Lee-Yang-Parr
Corelation functional method CPCM Conductor-like polarizable continuum model DFT Density functional theory FEP Free energy perturbation HDFT Hybrid density functional theory HF Hartree-Fock MP2 Moller-Plesset second order perturbation mPW1B95 modified Perdew-Wang exchange functional and Beck’s correlation
functional method MPWB1K modified Perdew-Wang exchange functional and Beck’s correlation
functional method PCM Polarized continuum model PHPMS Pulsed electron high-pressure mass spectrometer RHF Restricted Hartree-Fock UHF Unrestricted Hartree-Fock UMP2 Unrestricted Moller-Plesset second order perturbation
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LIST OF TABLES Table Page 2-1 Selected bond distances (in angstroms) of the optimized, minimum-energy
conformations of species in the p-benzoquinone series. Aqueous solution results are in parenthesis ……………………………………………………… 26
2-2 Selected bond angles (in degrees) of the optimized, minimum-energy
conformations of species in the p-benzoquinone series. Aqueous solution results are in parenthesis ……………………………………………………… 27
2-3 Selected bond distances (in angstroms) of the optimized, minimum-energy
conformations of species in the 2-chloro-p-benzoquinone series. Aqueous solution results are in parenthesis ……………………………………………… 28
2-4 Selected bond angles (in degrees) of the optimized, minimum-energy
conformations of species in the 2-chloro-p-benzoquinone series. Aqueous solution results are in parenthesis ……………………………………………… 29
2-5 Selected bond distances (in angstroms) of the optimized, minimum-energy
conformations of species in the 2-methyl-p-benzoquinone series. Aqueous solution results are in parenthesis ……………………………………………… 30
2-6 Selected bond angles (in degrees) of the optimized, minimum-energy
conformations of species in the 2-methyl-p-benzoquinone series. Aqueous solution results are in parenthesis ……………………………………………… 31
2-7 Selected bond distances (in angstroms) of the optimized, minimum-energy
conformations of species in the o-benzoquinone series. Aqueous solution results are in parenthesis ……………………………………………………… 32
2-8 Selected bond angles (in degrees) of the optimized, minimum-energy
conformations of species in the o-benzoquinone series. Aqueous solution results are in parenthesis ……………………………………………………… 33
2-9 Reduction reactions for investigated quinones in this study …………………… 44 2-10 Calculated reversible potentials (in V) for the p-benzoquinone series ………… 49 2-11 Calculated reversible potentials (in V) for the 2-chloro-p-benzoquinone
series …………………………………………………………………………… 51 2-12 Calculated reversible potentials (in V) for the 2-methyl-p-benzoquinone
series …………………………………………………………………………… 53
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Table Page 2-13 Calculated reversible potentials (in V) for the o-benzoquinone series ………… 55 3-1 Selected dihedral angles (in degrees) of the minimum-energy
conformations of the products of reactions between quinones and NH3 ……… 77 3-2 Selected dihedral angles (in degrees) of the minimum-energy
conformations of the products of reactions between quinones and CH3NH2 … 89 3-3 Selected dihedral angles (in degrees) of the minimum-energy
conformations of the products of reactions between p-benzoquinone and four investigated nucleophiles ………………………………………………… 93
3-4 Selected bond distances (in angstroms) in reactants, saddle points and
products of the reaction between quinones and NH3……………………………132 3-5 Selected bond distances (in angstroms) in reactants, saddle points and
products of the reaction between quinones and CH3NH2 ………………………133 3-6 Calculated reaction energies and barrier heights (in kcal/mol) for the
reactions between quinones and NH3 …………………………………………136 3-7 Calculated reaction energies and barrier heights (in kcal/mol) for the
reactions between quinones and CH3NH2………………………………………136 3-8 Calculated reaction energies and barrier heights (in kcal/mol) for the
reactions between p-benzoquinone and various nucleophiles …………………136
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LIST OF FIGURES Figure Page 1-1 Chemical structures of naturally occurring benzoquinones: a) 1,4-
benzoquinone, b) embelin, c) 2-methoxybenzoquinone, d) plastoquinone-9 and e) ubiquinone-10…………………………………………………………… 2
1-2 Chemical structures of selected naphthoquinones: a) 1,4-naphthoquinone,
b) alkanin and shikonin and c) vitamin K1 …………………………………… 3 1-3 Chemical structures of some anthraquinones; a) alizarin and b) rubiadin
and phenanthraquinones; c) denticulatol and d) tanshinone …………………… 4 2-1 The investigated quinones: p-benzoquinone (2-10), 2-chloro-p-
benzoquinone (2-20), 2-methyl-p-benzoquinone (2-30) and o-benzoquinone (2-40) …………………………………………………………… 17
2-2 Relationship between the standard hydrogen electrode scale of
electrochemical potentials and the vacuum scale of energies ………………… 20 2-3 Chemical structures of p-benzoquinone series ………………………………… 22 2-4 Chemical structures of 2-chloro-p-benzoquinone series ……………………… 23 2-5 Chemical structures of 2-methyl-p-benzoquinone series ……………………… 24 2-6 Chemical structures of o-benzoquinone series ………………………………… 25 2-7 Chemical structures for H3O+(H2O)2 (panel a) and H2O(H2O)2 (panel b) …...… 43 2-8 Reduction steps studied for p-benzoquinone series …………………………… 49 2-9 Reduction steps studied for 2-chloro-p-benzoquinone series ………………… 51 2-10 Reduction steps studied for 2-methyl-p-benzoquinone series ………………… 53 2-11 Reduction steps studied for o-benzoquinone series …………………………… 55 3-1 The investigated quinones toward nucleophilic addition reactions: p-
benzoquinone (3-1), 2-chloro-p-benzoquinone (3-2), 2-methyl-p-benzoquinone (3-3) and o-benzoquinone (3-4) ………………………………… 59
3-2 Investigated reactions between the quinones and ammonia …………………… 60 3-3 Investigated reactions between the quinones and methylamine ……………… 61
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Figure Page 3-4 Energy profile of a bimolecular, exothermic reaction with one product ……… 64 3-5 Seven input (dotted lines) and optimized (solid lines) geometries of the 3-
5 product ……………………………………………………………………… 67 3-6 Eight input (dotted lines) and optimized (solid lines) geometries of the 3-6
product ………………………………………………………………………… 70 3-7 Eight input (dotted lines) and optimized (solid lines) geometries of the 3-7
product ………………………………………………………………………… 71 3-8 Eight input (dotted lines) and optimized (solid lines) geometries of the 3-8
product ………………………………………………………………………… 73 3-9 Eight input (dotted lines) and optimized (solid lines) geometries of the 3-9
product ………………………………………………………………………… 74 3-10 Eight input (dotted lines) and optimized (solid lines) geometries of the 3-
10 product ……………………………………………………………………… 76 3-11 Six input (dotted lines) and optimized (solid lines) geometries of the 3-11
product ………………………………………………………………………… 79 3-12 Three additional input (dotted lines) and optimized (solid lines)
geometries of the 3-11 product ………………………………………………… 80 3-13 The optimized geometries of conformations of the 3-12 product of the
reaction between 2-chloro-p-benzoquinone and CH3NH2 …………………… 82 3-14 The optimized geometries of conformations of the 3-13 product of the
reaction between 2-chloro-p-benzoquinone and CH3NH2 …………………… 83 3-15 The optimized geometries of conformations of the 3-14 product for the
reaction between 2-methyl-p-benzoquinone and CH3NH2 …………………… 85 3-16 The optimized geometries of conformations of the 3-15 product for the
reaction between 2-methyl-p-benzoquinone and CH3NH2 …………………… 86 3-17 The optimized geometries of conformations of the 3-16 product of the
reaction between o-benzoquinone and CH3NH2 ……………………………… 88 3-18 The optimized geometries of conformations of the 3-17 product of the
reaction between p-benzoquinone and C2H5NH2 ……………………………… 91
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Figure Page 3-19 The optimized geometries of lysine nucleophile 3-18 (panel a) and
product, 3-19 (panel b) of the reaction between p-benzoquinone and lysine ..… 92 3-20 The optimized geometries of the three saddle points leading to the 3-5
product of the reaction between p-benzoquinone and NH3 …………………… 96 3-21 The energy diagram of the reaction between p-benzoquinone and NH3
leading to the 3-5 product ……………………………………………………… 97 3-22 The optimized geometries of five saddle points leading to the 3-6 product
of the reaction between 2-chloro-p-benzoquinone and NH3 …………………… 99 3-23 The optimized geometries of five saddle points leading to the 3-7 product
of the reaction between 2-chloro-p-benzoquinone and NH3 ……………………100 3-24 The energy diagrams of the reaction between 2-chloro-p-benzoquinone
and NH3 leading to the 3-6 product (panel a) and to the 3-7 product (panel b) ………………………………………………………………………………102
3-25 The optimized geometries of five saddle points leading to the 3-8 product
of the reaction between 2-methyl-p-benzoquinone and NH3 …………………104 3-26 The optimized geometries of five saddle points leading to the 3-9 product
of the reaction between 2-methyl-p-benzoquinone and NH3 …………………105 3-27 The energy diagrams of the reaction between 2-methyl-p-benzoquinone
and NH3 leading to the 3-8 product (panel a) and to the 3-9 product (panel b) ………………………………………………………………………………107
3-28 The optimized geometries of three saddle points leading to the 3-10
product of the reaction between o-benzoquinone and NH3 ……………………109 3-29 The energy diagram of the reaction between o-benzoquinone and NH3
leading to the 3-10 product ……………………………………………………109 3-30 The optimized geometries of five saddle points leading to the 3-11 product
of the reaction between p-benzoquinone and CH3NH2 …………………………111 3-31 The energy diagram of the reaction between p-benzoquinone and CH3NH2
leading to the 3-11 product ……………………………………………………112 3-32 The optimized geometries of ten saddle points leading to the 3-12 product
of the reaction between 2-chloro-p-benzoquinone and CH3NH2 ………………113
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Figure Page 3-33 The optimized geometries of ten saddle points leading to the 3-13 product
of the reaction between 2-chloro-p-benzoquinone and CH3NH2 ………………114 3-34 The energy diagrams of the reaction between 2-chloro-p-benzoquinone
and CH3NH2 leading to the 3-12 product (panel a) and to the 3-13 product (panel b) ………………………………………………………………………116
3-35 The optimized geometries of ten saddle points leading to the 3-14 product
of the reaction between 2-methyl-p-benzoquinone and CH3NH2 ………………118 3-36 The optimized geometries of ten saddle points leading to the 3-15 product
of the reaction between 2-methyl-p-benzoquinone and CH3NH2 ………………119 3-37 The energy diagrams of the reaction between 2-methyl-p-benzoquinone
and CH3NH2 leading to the 3-14 product (panel a) and to the 3-15 product (panel b) ………………………………………………………………………121
3-38 The optimized geometries of six saddle points leading to the 3-16 product
of the reaction between o-benzoquinone and CH3NH2 …………………………123 3-39 The energy diagram of the reaction between o-benzoquinone and CH3NH2
leading to the 3-16 product ……………………………………………………124 3-40 The optimized geometries of two α saddle points leading to the 3-17
product of the reaction between p-benzoquinone and C2H5NH2 ………………125 3-41 The optimized geometries of six β saddle points leading to the 3-17
product of the reaction between p-benzoquinone and C2H5NH2 ………………126 3-42 The optimized geometries of six γ saddle points leading to the 3-17
product of the reaction between p-benzoquinone and C2H5NH2 ………………127 3-43 The energy diagram of the reaction between p-benzoquinone and
C2H5NH2 leading to the 3-17 product …………………………………………128 3-44 The optimized geometries of three saddle points leading to the 3-19
product of the reaction between p-benzoquinone and lysine …………………129 3-45 The energy diagram of the reaction between p-benzoquinone and lysine
leading to the 3-19 product ……………………………………………………130
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CHAPTER 1
INTRODUCTION
1.1 A Brief Description of Quinones
Quinones are a class of organic compounds that feature the presence of a
cyclohexadienedione system. According to this structural feature, quinones can be
basically categorized into three main classes: benzoquinones, naphthoquinones, and
anthraquinones. Quinones are very good electron acceptors, for example, 1,4-
benzoquinone and chloranil, the common name of 2,3,5,6-tetrachloro-1,4-benzoquinone,
are industrially used as polymerization inhibitors [Rudin, 2006]. Quinones are widely
distributed in nature as pigments in plants and bacteria, are involved in the redox
chemistry of virtually all living organisms and fulfill important biological functions
[1Wass et al., 2006]. Moreover, quinones are medicinally important as antifungal,
anticancer, and antibacterial agents [1Wass et al., 2006].
Benzoquinone, the simplest compound in the quinone family, has two major
isomers: 1,2-benzoquinone, also called ortho-benzoquinone, and 1,4-benzoquinone, also
called para-benzoquinone. These isomers are commonly found as fungal pigments but
rarely encountered in higher plants in noticeably high concentrations [Robinson, 1967].
The chemical structure of 1,4-benzoquinone as well as four naturally occurring 1,4-
benzoquinone derivatives are shown in Figure 1-1. Embelin, which is found in dried fruit
of Embelia ribes, has been used for treatment of tapeworm and skin diseases in India
[Robinson, 1967]. 2-Methoxybenzoquinone appears as a pink coloration as a result of
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hydrolysis and oxidation of a glucoside present in wheat germ, after long standing of
whole-wheat flour. Ubiquinone-10 acts as an electron carrier of the electron transport
chain in the mitochondrion and also acts as a redox component for the coupling of
electron and proton transfer for the generation of pH gradients across the mitochondrial
membrane. Finally, plastoquinone-9 in chloroplast, acts as a redox carrier in
photosynthesis.
Naphthoquinones are bicyclic compounds having one cycle with a dienedione
system. Like in benzoquinones, naphthoquinones also exist in two isomers as 1,2 and
1,4-naphthoquinone, respectively. In nature, these are commonly found as yellow-red
plant pigments [Robinson, 1967].
O
O
O
O
CH2(CH2)9CH3
OH
HO
O
O
OCH3
O
O
H3C
H3C (CH2CH=CCH2)9H
CH3
O
O
H3CO
H3CO (CH2CH=CCH2)10H
CH3
CH3
a) b) c)
d) e)
Figure 1-1 Chemical structures of naturally occurring benzoquinones: a) 1,4-benzoquinone, b) embelin, c) 2-methoxybenzoquinone, d) plastoquinone-9 and e) ubiquinone-10
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O
O
O
O
OH
OH
OH
O
O
(CH2CH2CHCH2)3H
CH3
a) b)
c)
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Figure 1-2 Chemical structures of selected naphthoquinones: a) 1,4-naphthoquinone, b) alkanin and shikonin and c) vitamin K1
Figure 1-2 shows the chemical structures of 1,4-naphthoquione and two naturally
occurring naphthoquinones. Vitamin K and related compounds are all naphthoquinones
and the most common and widespread is the Vitamin K1. Alkanin and shikonin, which
are enantiomers, are two other very important naphthoquinones and are found in
traditional medicinal plants of the Boraginaceae family. Both of them are red dyes and
display wound healing, anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, antirhombotic, topoisomerase
inhibition, and antitumor properties.
The largest family of natural quinones contains three rings and they can be
anthraquinones or phenanthraquinones. These compounds differ in the relative location
of the rings, the carbonyl groups, and the ene groups. They are important as dyestuffs
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and purgatives. Figure 1-3 shows chemical structures for several anthraquinones and
phenanthraquinones.
Quinone compounds have been studied for their importance in biological
functions mainly due to the ability to form charge transfer complexes and ability of
reversible reduction to form hydroquinone, also called the quinol form. Since the current
study is focused on calculating the reduction reversible potentials and reactivity aspects
of quinones, the next two sections will present some of the more recent experimental and
theoretical studies of quinones reported in the literature.
O
O
O
O
OH
OH
OH
CH3
OH
H3C
OO
OH
OH
H3C
OO
O
CH3
a) b)
c) d)
Figure 1-3 Chemical structures of some anthraquinones; a) alizarin and b) rubiadin and phenanthraquinones; c) denticulatol and d) tanshinone
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1.2 Selected Experimental Studies of Quinones
Several research groups have studied the reactivity of quinones. Fischer and
Handerson [1983] have demonstrated nucleophilic addition of carbanions to the carbonyl
carbon of various p-benzoquinones. For this purpose they have examined reactions with
various functionalized organolithium reagents as carbanion sources. The reactions have
been successfully completed with very good yields at very low temperatures.
Paul Kebarle and his research group have extensively studied electron affinities of
gas-phase quinones using a pulsed electron high-pressure mass spectrometer (PHPMS)
technique [Grimsrud et al., 1985, Chowdhury et al., 1986, and Heinis et al., 1988]. Their
study shows that the introduction of electron withdrawing groups increases the electron
affinity of benzoquinones. On the other hand, electron-donating groups such as methyl
decrease the electron affinity. They have also studied the effect of multiple substitutions
on electron affinities. In addition to that, these studies show that the electron affinities of
unsubstituted 1,4-benzoquinone, 1,4-naphthoquinone, and 9,10-anthraquinone decrease
with the increasing number of aromatic rings.
Cenas et al. [1994] have studied a number of quinones and their reduction by
Trypanothione reductase, which is an enzyme responsible for the protection of
trypanosomes against oxidative stress. The study has been carried out using steady-state
kinetic studies and rapid reaction studies. The results suggest that the reduction of
quinone to quinol occurs through a semiquinone intermediate. The quinone, semiquinone
intermediate and the quinol as well as the reduction process are investigated theoretically
in Chapter 2 of this thesis.
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Titulaer et al., [2000] have demonstrated a new synthetic route to prepare p-
hydroxyphenylglycine, an important antibiotic drug, starting from p-benzoquinone. The
first step of this synthesis is an organolithium addition to the carbonyl carbon of
benzoquinone, which has been done at -78°C in tetrahydrofuran. These studies, as well
as previous ones, show evidence that quinones are potentially reactive towards
nucleophilic addition at carbonyl carbon.
Ohtsuki et al., [2001] have used quinone reduction as a voltammetric method to
determine total acid content in wine. This method uses a pre-peak on the voltammogram
because the current intensity of this pre-peak is dependent on the acidity of the solution.
The peak corresponds to the one-electron reduction of quinone-to-quinone radical anion,
which can be readily reduced further to quinol in the presence of protons.
Lehmann and Evans [2001] have also done a cyclic voltammetric study but they
focus on the reduction of 3,5-di-tert-butyl-1,2-benzoquinone in acetonitrile with glassy
carbon electrodes in the absence and presence of hydrogen-bond and proton donating
additives. Based on their results, they have suggested that in the presence of protons, the
reduction of quinones to quinol is a one-step, two-electron reduction, while in the
absence of protons, or in an aprotic media, it is a single-electron, two-step mechanism via
a radical anion. However, the authors found the presence of mono-protonated quinone
anion (semiquinone anion), hence the possibility of forming a semiquinone anion from
the quinone radical anion or from the quinone dianion.
Aponick et al., [2002] have studied the regioselective and chemoselective nature
of organocadmium–quinone alkylation reactions. They investigated a series of
unsymmetrical mono-, di-, tri- and tetra- substituted quinones, in order to get steric and
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electronic differences between the two carbonyl groups. The authors found that the
conjugate addition reaction is a result from a competition between steric and electronic
factors. The electron-donating effects of substituents decrease the electrophilicity of
conjugated carbonyl group and hence favor addition to the carbonyl near substituents.
An opposite effect was found, however, for the steric effects between substituents and the
bulk of the approaching reagent, which restrain the addition to the carbonyl near the
substituent.
More recently, Katritzky et al. [2008] have reported reactions of p-benzoquinone
with various sulfur and nitrogen containing nucleophiles. The various products of these
reactions with nucleophiles have been discussed. The one-pot reaction of
p-benzoquinone with alkanethiols has been given 2-, 2,6- and 2,5-bis(alkylsulfanyl)-,
2,3,5-tris(alkylsulfanyl)-, and 2,3,5,6-tetrakis(alkylsulfanyl)- p-benzoquinones and their
corresponding hydroquinones in good yields. This study shows the ability of quinone
toward nucleophilic substitutions at the alkene carbon centers.
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1.3 Selected Theoretical Studies of Quinones
The standard redox potential of a molecule is the measure of its ability to donate
or accept an electron in solution and it is fundamental to understand numerous chemical
and biological electron-transfer reactions. Although, it is possible to experimentally
determine standard redox potentials of reversible reactions by using common cyclic
voltammetry methods with an error range of 0.01-0.02 V, sophisticated techniques such
as pulse radiolysis must be used for irreversible reactions. In addition, the experimental
measurements can be very difficult with unstable species such as organic radicals [Fu et
al., 2005]. Therefore, experimental methods are not always possible or very reliable. To
overcome this and to get a molecular picture of the electron-transfer processes,
researchers have developed and applied theoretical methods for predicting standard redox
potentials [Wheeler, 1994; Fu et al., 2005]. Within the past years, many theoretical
investigations have been done to understand the electrochemistry of benzoquinones in
many systems including both aqueous and non-aqueous solutions [Reynolds, 1990;
O’Malley, 1997; Kim et al., 2001; Wass et al., 2006; Namazian and Coote, 2007].
Reynolds [1990] has calculated electrode potentials for the reduction of several
quinones to their quinol forms, including 2-chloro-1,4-benzoquinone, 2-hydroxy-1,4-
benzoquinone, 1,2-benzoquinone, 1,4-naphthoquinone and 1,2-naphthoquinone in
aqueous media. He used restricted Hartree-Fock (RHF) and Moller-Plesset second order
perturbation (MP2) theories, and his results are in fairly good agreement with the
experimental data with an error range of 10 – 26 mV. For the solution calculations, a free
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energy perturbation (FEP) method in conjunction with molecular dynamics has been
used.
Wheeler [1994] has studied single-electron reduction of p-benzoquinone to form
benzoquinone radical anion in gas phase and in water at 300 K, using ab initio and
density functional theories methods: UHF/6-31G(d), UMP2/6-31G(d), B3LYP/6-31G(d),
and B3LYP/6-311G(d,p). However, only the B3LYP/6-311G(d,p) level of theory has
produced results that agree with experimental values from Heinis et al. [1988]. The
solvation calculations use a methodology similar to the one in Reynolds’ study [Reynolds
1990].
O’Malley [1997] has studied two electronic reduction steps of 1,4-benzoquinone
in vacuum for two hydrogen-bonded models, using B3LYP level of theory together with
double and triple zeta basis sets. According to his results, as reduction proceeds, 1,4-
benzoquinone shows a gradual change in structure from quinonoid to benzenoid form,
and also, a progressive decrease in the hydrogen bonding length of the quinone carbonyl
oxygen to nearby hydrogen-bonded water molecules. Therefore, he suggested that these
changes lead to the preparation of quinone by ultimate acceptance of two hydrogen-
bonded donors to form the quinol form.
Boesch and Wheeler [1997] have investigated π-donor substituent effects on
calculated structures, spin properties, and vibrational frequencies of quinone forms and
radical anions of 1,4-benzoquinone and its fluorine and chlorine substituted analogous (p-
fluoranil and p-chloranil). This study has been done using several local, gradient-
corrected, and hybrid density functional theories. According to their calculations, using
the B3P86/6-31G(d) level of theory, the structures of all three molecules have agreed
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with the published electron diffraction structure. When reducing the structures to the
radical anions, bond distances have changed to a more phenolic structure, which in turn
indicates an easier further reduction to the quinol form.
Wass et al. have studied redox properties of six quinones using B3LYP/6-
311G(d,p) density functional level of theory [1Wass et al., 2006]. The reduction of 1,2-
and 1,4- isomers of benzoquinone and naphthoquinone, 9,10-anthraquinone and 9,10-
phenanthraquinone to the corresponding hydroquinones and to semiquinone radicals have
been investigated both in gas phase and water. Reduction potentials, for direct reduction
to quinols, and for the two-step reduction via the neutral semiquinones have been
calculated. The solvation by water has been investigated using polarized continuum
model (PCM). In this study, the convergence of the calculated thermodynamic functions
with increasing size of the basis set, in particular the addition of polarization functions to
the 6-311+G(d,p) basis set, has been investigated in great detail for the reduction of 1,4-
benzoquinone to quinol. Diffuse functions were included in the basis sets used for 1,4-
benzoquinone and 1,4-naphthoquinone, i.e., 6-311+G(d,p) but the reduction of 9,10-
anthraquinone has been investigated using the smaller but more affordable 6-311G(d,p)
basis set.
Another study by Wass et al. has been carried out to determine the rate-
determining step of oxygen reduction on quinones [2Wass et al., 2006]. In this study, the
authors have investigated the quinone-mediated reduction of molecular oxygen to form
hydrogen peroxide. The reduction mechanisms have been determined for 9,10-
anthraquinone and 9,10-phenanthraquinone and eventually they explained the
experimentally observed pH dependence of the rate of oxygen reduction on quinone-
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functionalized electrodes. This study has been done with the B3LYP/6-311G(d) level of
theory.
Finally, Namazian and Coote [2007] have calculated one-electron redox potentials
of some 1,4-quinone derivatives of benzoquinones, naphthoquinones, and anthraquinones
in acetonitrile. They have used the high-level composite method of G3(MP2)-RAD for
the gas-phase electronic wavefunction calculations and the solvation energies has been
calculated using conductor-like polarizable continuum model (CPCM) at the levels of
theories HF/6-31+G(d) and B3LYP/6-31+G(d). They have also calculated the reduction
potentials relative to the saturated calomel electrode, for the comparison with the
experimental values. The average error for the calculated reduction potentials using the
proposed method is small at 0.07 V.
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1.4 Introduction to Density Functional Theory
Density functional theory (DFT) is thought to be the most widely used method for
calculating electronic energy of a molecule [Atkins, 2006]. DFT has its start in 1964,
when Hohenberg and Kohn showed that the electron density uniquely defines the ground
state energy and other properties of a system [Hohenberg and Kohn, 1964; Kohn and
Sham, 1965; Leach, 2001]. Therefore in DFT the energy is considered as a function of
the electron density, ρ, rather than the electron wave function as in Hartree-Fork theory.
Since the electron density is itself a function of electron position, ρ(r), the term functional
is used. A functional is function of a function. In this method, the exact ground state
energy of an n-electron molecule is given by the following equation [Atkins, 2006]:
][][ XCee,P;Ne,P;K ρρ EEEEE +++= (1-1)
where EK is the total electron kinetic energy, EP;e,N is the electron-nucleus potential
energy, EP;e,e is the electro-electron potential energy and EXC[ρ] is the exchange-
correlation energy which accounts for the quantum behavior of electrons including the
effect of the spin.
The equation above can be used with any electron density, however, in typical
DFT computations, the electron density is obtained as a combination of orbitals [Atkins,
2006]:
∑=
=N
ii rr
1
2|)(|)( ψρ (1-2)
where these orbitals are calculated using the Kohn-Sham equations [Kohn and Sham,
1965; Atkins, 2006]:
13
)()()(4
)(42 111XC
12
120
22
10
221
2rrrVdr
rer
reZ
m iiiN
j j
j
eψεψ
περ
πε=
⎪⎭
⎪⎬⎫
⎪⎩
⎪⎨⎧
++−∇ ∑ ∫=
(1-3)
There are four energy terms (appearing inside the parenthesis) in this equation. The first
term is the kinetic energy operator, the second term accounts for the electron-nucleus
attraction energy, the third term represents the electron-electron repulsion energy, and the
final term is the exchange-correlation potential, which is the functional derivative of the
exchange-correlation energy. This last term is given by:
δρρδ
ρ][
][ XCXC
EV = (1-4)
By solving the Kohn-Sham equations, a set of orbitals is obtained. This set of orbitals is
then used to get the electron density that further gives the exchange-correlation energy.
The exchange-correlation functional is the key to the success of DFT, because
even relatively simple approximations to the exchange-correlation functional can give
fairly good results. The original applications of DFT used the local-density
approximation, which is based upon the uniform electron gas model in which the electron
density is constant throughout all space. Although this approximation is simple the
results were not quantitative for some problems, so gradient-corrected functionals have
been introduced [Leach, 2001]. In many of these gradient-corrected methods, exchange
and correlation contributions are treated separately. In one such case, Becke’s gradient-
corrected exchange functional and the Lee-Yang-Parr correlation functional are used
along a Hartree-Fock exchange contribution to give a commonly used method named
B3LYP. This method has three parameters and is a hybrid DFT (HDFT) method (not a
pure DFT one) because it uses contributions calculated using the Hartree-Fock method,
which is an ab initio method and not a DFT one.
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In HDFT methods, the exchange-correlation energy (EX-C) is given as:
CgCgClClXgXgSlaterSlaterX(HF)HFCX EcEcEcEcEcE ++++=− (1-5)
where, EX(HF) is the Hartree-Fork exchange energy, ESlater is the Slater exchange energy,
EXg is the gradient-corrected exchange energy, ECl is the local correlation energy and ECg
is the gradient-corrected correlation energy. All c-terms are coefficients.
The HDFT method used in the studies presented in this thesis is labeled as
mPW1B95-44. This method uses the modified Perdew-Wang (mPW) exchange
functional [Adamo and Barone, 1998], the B95 correlation functional [Becke, 1996], and
a Hartree-Fock exchange contribution of 44%. The method was developed by Truhlar
and coworkers [Zhao and Truhlar, 2004] specifically to provide accurate results in
determining barrier heights but it is very accurate in calculating a wide range of
properties including geometries, vibrational frequencies, enthalpies of formation and
NMR chemical shifts [De Silva and Albu, 2007]. The method was originally labeled by
Truhlar and coworkers as MPWB1K and it can be found under this name in literature
[Zhao and Truhlar, 2004].
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1.5 Research Objectives
This thesis presents the results of two different studies. The first is the study of
reversible potentials of a series of quinones and the second is the study of reactivity of
these quinones towards nitrogen-containing nucleophiles. In both of these studies we
investigated four quinones: 1,4-benzoquinone, 1,2-benzoquinone, 2-chloro-1,4-
benzoquinone, and 2-methyl-1,4-benzoquinone. Chloro- and methyl-substituted 1,4-
benzoquiones were chosen to study the electronic effects of the substituent, and the 1,2-
benzoquinone was chosen to compare the effect on reactivity of carbonyl position on the
ring.
The purpose of the first study is to determine the standard reduction potentials of
nine possible reduction steps that are or can be involved in the process of reduction of
quinones to quinol in order to better understand the role of quinones as electron acceptors
in biological systems. These determinations were carried out both in gas-phase and
aqueous media. Although there are some studies presented in the literature on similar
topics, none of those studies have focused on all of the steps and quinones presented here.
The purpose of the second study is to investigate the reactivity of quinones toward
nucleophiles such as NH3, RNH2 and R2NH. This study looks at the reactive positions on
the quinone ring, the effect of substituents and the effect of solvent molecules on the
reactions. The study focuses on identifying the transition states of the reactions and on
analyzing the various conformations of the products of these reactions. To our
knowledge, there are no investigations reported in the literature on these issues.
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CHAPTER 2
A THEORETICAL INVESTIGATION OF REVERSIBLE POTENTIALS FOR
FOUR BENZOQUINONES
2.1 Introduction
The standard redox potential of a molecule is the measure of its ability to donate
or accept an electron in solution and it is fundamental to understanding various chemical
and biological electron transfer reactions [Fu et al., 2005]. Although it is possible to
obtain standard redox potentials of reversible reactions [Fu et al., 2005], experimental
methods are not always possible and reliable. To overcome this shortcoming, scientists
have developed and applied theoretical methods for predicting standard potentials
[Wheeler, 1994; Fu et al., 2005]. Since quinone derivatives have gained considerable
attention due to their remarkable electrochemical properties, more theoretical
investigations have been recently carried out to understand their electrochemistry
[Reynolds, 1990; O’Malley, 1997; Kim et al., 2001; 1,2Wass et al., 2006; Namazian and
Coote, 2007]. However, as described in previous chapter, there is no theoretical study on
quinone electrochemistry that gives a detailed discussion on the reduction mechanisms
for the quinones of interest here.
The four benzoquinones investigated here include para- or 1,4-benzoquinone,
ortho- or 1,2-benzoquinone, 2-chloro-para-benzoquinone or 2-chloro-1,4-benzoquinone,
and 2-methyl-para-benzoquinone or 2-methyl-1,4-benzoquinone. A ball and stick
representation of these quinones is given in Figure 2-1. In this figure, black balls
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represent carbon atoms, red balls represent oxygen atoms, green balls represent chlorine
and ash balls represent hydrogen atoms. The p-benzoquinone is the major compound of
this study. In order to compare the effects of electron withdrawing and releasing
substituents on reduction of p-benzoquinone, respectively, 2-chloro-p-benzoquinone and
2-methyl-p-benzoquinone were chosen. The o-benzoquinone was investigated to look at
the influence of the carbonyl group location on the reduction potentials.
2-30
2-10
1
2-40
2-20
23
65
4
1
23
65
4
1
23
65
4
1
23
65
4
Figure 2-1 The investigated quinones: p-benzoquinone (2-10), 2-chloro-p-benzoquinone (2-20), 2-methyl-p-benzoquinone (2-30) and o-benzoquinone (2-40)
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In order to gain a better understanding of reduction processes of these
benzoquinones, nine reduction reactions that are possible for quinones are investigated.
To our knowledge, there are no previous studies that report results on all these nine
reactions. These nine reactions involve six different chemical forms for each quinone as
they are presented in greater detail in Section 2.3. The first form is quinone itself, the
second is the single-electron reduced form and the third is the two-electron reduced form
of quinone. The fourth is a semiquinone radical which is a reduced form of quinone with
an electron and a proton. The fifth is a semiquinone anion that has an extra electron
compared to the semiquinone radical. The semiquinone anion can be formed from
quinone by addition of two electrons and one proton. The sixth and the last form is the
hydroquinone (also known as quinol), which is a completely reduced form obtained from
quinone by adding two electrons and two protons.
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2.2 Computational Methodologies
2.2.1 Electronic Structure Theory Method and Computational Details
The electronic structure theory method used in the entire study is mPW1B95-
44/6-31+G(d,p), which is a hybrid density functional theory level of theory. The
optimizations of all of the required structures were carried out both in gas phase and
aqueous phase. The polarizable continuum model (PCM) was used to calculate the
solvation energy in aqueous phase. The gas-phase optimizations were carried out using
very tight convergence criteria and an ultrafine grid to properly define the molecular
geometries. The aqueous phase optimizations were done using the optimized geometries
of gas-phase calculations as the input geometries and a normal convergence criterion.
The optimized geometries are stationary points that can be either a local minimum or a
saddle point. We carried out a vibrational analysis to determine the nature of the
stationary points knowing that an energy minimum gives all positive frequency while the
saddle point gives one or more imaginary frequencies. All calculations were performed
in Gaussian03 [Gaussian 03, Revision B.02, 2003] software.
2.2.2 Electrochemical Potential Scale
Reversible reduction potentials were calculated by using the method described in
the literature [Albu and Mikel, 2007]. Electrochemical potentials (U) were calculated on
the standard hydrogen electrochemical scale as:
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6.4)V( e −−
=nE
U (2-1)
where Ee is the energy of an electron (or electrons) on the vacuum scale expressed in eV,
n is the number of electrons involved in the reaction, and 4.6 eV is the average value of
the thermodynamic work function of the standard hydrogen electrode. Figure 2-2 shows
the relationship between the electrochemical potential scale and the vacuum scale of the
energies. According to this scale, an electrode at 0 V on the standard electrochemical
scale will have a thermodynamic work function of 4.6 eV, while on the other hand, an
electrode having a thermodynamic work function of 0 eV will have an electrochemical
potential of – 4.6 V on the standard hydrogen electrode scale. The electron energy Ee can
be approximated by the difference in electronic energy (or free Gibbs energy, or other
energies) between the reduced form (product) and the oxidized form (reactant) of the
electrochemical half reaction.
Electron Energies
EVAC (eV)
Electrochemical PotentialUSHE (V)
─ 4.6
─ 4.6─ 5
─ 5
─ 6
─ 4
─ 3
─ 2
─ 1
0─ 4
─ 3
─ 2
─ 1
0
+ 1
Figure 2-2 Relationship between the standard hydrogen electrode scale of electrochemical potentials and the vacuum scale of energies
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2.3 Geometry Optimization
The structural representations of all benzoquinone derivatives that were subjected
to geometry optimization in this study and their numbering scheme are given in Figures
2-3 through 2-6. The quinone form (BQ) and its single and double anionic forms (BQ-
and BQ2-, respectively) have similar structures for all four investigated series of quinones.
The semiquinone radicals (BQH) and anions (BQH-) have same structures as well. The
anionic forms are represented by giving the charge to the upper right of the number. For
example, single and double anions of p-benzoquinone are denoted as 2-10_ and 2-102_
,
respectively. For species where more than one distinct conformation or for which the
existence of isomers is possible, Roman numerals are used as superscripts to denote the
distinct conformations or isomers. For example, the two conformations of p-
hydroquinone are denoted as 2-12i and 2-12ii.
Tables 2-1 through 2-8 show some selected bond distances and bond angles of
optimized, minimum-energy conformations of each investigated species for the each of
the four quinone series. In these tables the species are denoted by the numbering scheme
defined in Figures 2-3 to 2-6 (e.g., 2-10, 2-20, etc.) and bond distances and angles are
defined using the atom numbering scheme presented in Figures 2-1 and 2-3 through 2-6.
Cartesian coordinates for all optimized geometries are given in Appendix A. A number
of sample input files are presented in Appendix C. Following sections will discuss and
compare these optimized geometries for all four quinone series.
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Quinone and anionic forms
O
O
O
O
O
O
Semiquinones and anionic forms
O
O
H
H
O
O
H
H
Hydroquinone forms
O
O
H
H
O
O
H
H Figure 2-3 Chemical structures of p-benzoquinone series
: :
: :
: :
: :
: :
: :
.
: : :
_
_
_
2-10 2-10_ 2-102_
2-11 2-11_
2-12i 2-12ii
: : : : :
: : :
: : :
. _
:
:
:
:
: :
1 2
345
6
7
8
1 2
345
6
7
8
1 2
345
6
7
8
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Quinone and anionic forms
O
O
Cl
O
O
Cl
O
O
Cl
Semiquinones and anionic forms
O
O
Cl
H
H
O
O
Cl
H
H
O
O
Cl
H
H
O
O
Cl
H
H
O
O
Cl
H
H
O
O
Cl
H
H
O
O
Cl
H
H
O
O
Cl
H
H
Hydroquinone forms
O
O
Cl
H
H
O
O
Cl
H
H
O
O
Cl
H
H
O
O
Cl
H
H Figure 2-4 Chemical structures of 2-chloro-p-benzoquinone series
: :
: :
: :
: :
: :
: :
.
: : :
_
_
_
2-20 2-20_ 2-202_
2-21i 2-21ii 2-21iii 2-21iv
2-21i_ 2-21ii_ 2-21iii_ 2-21iv_
2-22i 2-22ii 2-22iii 2-22iv
: : : :
: : : :
: : : :
: : : :
: :
: :
: : :
: :
: :
: :
: : : :
:
: :
. .
. .
_ _
_ _
:
:
:
:
:
: :
:
:
:
:
: :
: :
:
1 2
345
6
7
8
1 2345
6
7
8
1 2345
6
7
8
1 2345
6
7
8
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Quinone and anionic forms
O
O
H H
H
O
O
CH3
O
O
CH3
Semiquinones and anionic forms
O
O
CH3
H
H
O
O
CH3
H
H
O
O
CH3
H
H
O
O
CH3
H
H
O
O
CH3
H
H
O
O
CH3
H
H
O
O
CH3
H
H
O
O
CH3
H
H Hydroquinone forms
O
O
CH3
H
H
O
O
CH3
H
H
O
O
CH3
H
H
O
O
CH3
H
H Figure 2-5 Chemical structures of 2-methyl-p-benzoquinone series
: :
: :
: :
: :
: :
: :
.
: : :
_
_
_
2-30 2-30_ 2-302_
2-31i 2-31ii 2-31iii 2-31iv
2-31i_ 2-31ii_ 2-31iii_ 2-31iv_
2-32i 2-32ii 2-32iii 2-32iv
: :
: : : :
: : : :
: : : :
: :
: :
: : :
: :
: :
: :
: : : :
:
: :
. .
. .
_ _
_ _
:
:
:
:
:
: :
:
:
:
:
: :
: :
:
: :
1 2345
6
7
8
1 2
345
6
7
8
1 2345
6
7
8
1 2345
6
7
8
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Quinone and anionic forms
OO
OO
OO
Semiquinones and anionic forms
OO
H
OO
H
OO
H
OO
H
Hydroquinone forms
OOH
H
OO
H
H
OOH
H
Figure 2-6 Chemical structures of o-benzoquinone series
: :
: :
: : : :
: : : : . :
:
:
_ _ _
2-40 2-40_ 2-402_
2-41i 2-41i_
2-42i 2-42iii
: :
:
:
: : :
. _
: :
::
: :: : : :
: : :
.
: :
: :
: :
_
2-41ii 2-41ii_
:
: : :
2-42ii
1 2345
6
7
8
1 2345
6
7
8
1 2345
6
7
8
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Table 2-1 Selected bond distances (in angstroms) of the optimized, minimum-energy conformations of species in the p-benzoquinone series. Aqueous solution results are in parenthesis
Structure 2-10 2-10─ 2-102─ 2-11 2-11─ 2-12i
C1–C2 1.475 (1.437)
1.438 (1.435)
1.419 (1.409)
1.401 (1.406)
1.384 (1.385)
1.385 (1.387)
C2–C3 1.331 (1.331)
1.361 (1.360)
1.396 (1.391)
1.365 (1.362)
1.385 (1.387)
1.383 (1.385)
C3–C4 1.475 (1.437)
1.438 (1.435)
1.419 (1.409)
1.438 (1.438)
1.429 (1.414)
1.383 (1.386)
C4–C5 1.475 (1.437)
1.438 (1.435)
1.419 (1.409)
1.439 (1.438)
1.431 (1.416)
1.385 (1.387)
C5–C6 1.331 (1.331)
1.361 (1.360)
1.396 (1.391)
1.361 (1.360)
1.382 (1.385)
1.383 (1.385)
C6–C1 1.475 (1.437)
1.438 (1.435)
1.419 (1.409)
1.402 (1.407)
1.384 (1.385)
1.383 (1.386)
C1–C4 2.858 (2.844)
2.908 (2.880)
2.986 (2.927)
2.809 (2.809)
2.878 (2.857)
2.779 (2.784)
C2–C5 2.853 (2.856)
2.781 (2.788)
2.733 (2.742)
2.797 (2.802)
2.751 (2.756)
2.758 (2.765)
C3–C6 2.853 (2.856)
2.781 (2.788)
2.733 (2.742)
2.799 (2.800)
2.760 (2.757)
2.766 (2.766)
C1–O7 1.210 (1.216)
1.256 (1.264)
1.299 (1.312)
1.338 (1.325)
1.389 (1.371)
1.356 (1.356)
C4–O8 1.210 (1.216)
1.256 (1.264)
1.299 (1.312)
1.245 (1.251)
1.264 (1.295)
1.356 (1.356)
O7–H — — — 0.956 (0.979)
0.953 (0.970)
0.954 (0.972)
O8–H — — — — — 0.954 (0.972)
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Table 2-2 Selected bond angles (in degrees) of the optimized, minimum-energy conformations of species in the p-benzoquinone series. Aqueous solution results are in parenthesis
Structure 2-10 2-10─ 2-102─ 2-11 2-11─ 2-12i
C6–C1–C2 117.6 (118.2)
114.9 (116.0)
111.8 (113.9)
120.8 (120.6)
118.4 (118.7)
119.4 (119.4)
C1–C2–C3 121.2 (120.9)
122.5 (122.0)
124.1 (123.0)
119.9 (119.9)
121.2 (120.7)
120.5 (120.3)
C2–C3–C4 121.2 (120.9)
122.5 (122.0)
124.1 (123.0)
121.3 (121.3)
122.9 (122.6)
120.1 (120.3)
C3–C4–C5 117.6 (118.2)
114.9 (116.0)
111.8 (113.9)
116.8 (117.0)
113.3 (114.7)
119.4 (119.4)
C4–C5–C6 121.2 (120.9)
122.5 (122.0)
124.1 (123.0)
121.4 (121.3)
123.4 (122.7)
120.5 (120.3)
C5–C6–C1 121.2 (120.9)
122.5 (122.0)
124.1 (123.0)
119.8 (120.0)
120.8 (120.7)
120.1 (120.3)
C6–C1–O7 121.2 (120.9)
122.5 (122.0)
124.1 (123.0)
116.9 (117.0)
119.0 (118.3)
117.7 (117.8)
C3–C4–O8 121.2 (120.9)
122.5 (122.0)
124.1 (123.0)
121.5 (121.4)
123.4 (122.7)
117.7 (117.8)
C1–O7–H — — — 111.0 (112.2)
107.5 (110.1)
110.2 (110.9)
C4–O8–H — — — — — 110.2 (110.9)
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Table 2-3 Selected bond distances (in angstroms) of the optimized, minimum-energy conformations of species in the 2-chloro-p-benzoquinone series. Aqueous solution results are in parenthesis
Structure 2-20 2-20─ 2-202─ 2-21i (2-21iv)
2-21i─
(2-21iv─) 2-22i
(2-22iv)
C1–C2 1.491 (1.489)
1.444 (1.440)
1.414 (1.407)
1.407 (1.448)
1.383 (1.417)
1.388 (1.389)
C2–C3 1.332 (1.330)
1.359 (1.358)
1.393 (1.390)
1.360 (1.360)
1.377 (1.384)
1.380 (1.381)
C3–C4 1.471 (1.470)
1.438 (1.434)
1.417 (1.407)
1.439 (1.404)
1.431 (1.382)
1.382 (1.385)
C4–C5 1.474 (1.472)
1.438 (1.435)
1.421 (1.413)
1.439 (1.407)
1.432 (1.387)
1.386 (1.386)
C5–C6 1.329 (1.329)
1.358 (1.357)
1.388 (1.385)
1.360 (1.359)
1.378 (1.383)
1.381 (1.384)
C6–C1 1.474 (1.470)
1.439 (1.436)
1.423 (1.414)
1.402 (1.438)
1.378 (1.416)
1.384 (1.386)
C1–C4 2.867 (2.855)
2.920 (2.894)
3.003 (2.947)
2.820 (2.821)
2.894 (2.874)
2.791 (2.796)
C2–C5 2.853 (2.850)
2.771 (2.775)
2.708 (2.719)
2.785 (2.794)
2.726 (2.736)
2.744 (2.753)
C3–C6 2.854 (2.859)
2.777 (2.787)
2.728 (2.739)
2.802 (2.799)
2.762 (2.753)
2.766 (2.761)
C1–O7 1.204 (1.209)
1.247 (1.255)
1.285 (1.299)
1.327 (1.243)
1.374 (1.283)
1.345 (1.347)
C4–O8 1.209 (1.214)
1.253 (1.260)
1.292 (1.306)
1.242 (1.321)
1.259 (1.366)
1.353 (1.350)
O7–H — — — 0.961
0.956
0.958 (0.974)
O8–H — — — (0.980)
(0.971)
0.954 (0.974)
C2–Cl 1.704 (1.707)
1.740 (1.735)
1.783 (1.760)
1.730 (1.714)
1.767 (1.746)
1.731 (1.730)
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Table 2-4 Selected bond angles (in degrees) of the optimized, minimum-energy conformations of species in the 2-chloro-p-benzoquinone series. Aqueous solution results are in parenthesis
Structure 2-20 2-20─ 2-202─ 2-21i (2-21iv)
2-21i─
(2-21iv─) 2-22i
(2-22iv)
C6–C1–C2 116.7 (117.0)
113.4 (114.4)
109.5 (111.7)
119.4 (115.6)
116.2 (112.7)
117.9 (117.8)
C1–C2–C3 121.4 (121.6)
123.8 (123.4)
126.5 (125.3)
121.2 (122.2)
123.7 (124.5)
121.9 (121.7)
C2–C3–C4 121.0 (120.4)
121.9 (121.2)
122.8 (121.9)
120.5 (119.4)
121.5 (119.8)
119.3 (119.7)
C3–C4–C5 118.0 (118.5)
115.2 (116.3)
112.0 (114.0)
117.0 (120.9)
113.5 (118.7)
119.6 (119.6)
C4–C5–C6 121.0 (120.9)
122.2 (121.8)
123.7 (122.9)
121.3 (119.6)
123.2 (120.5)
120.3 (119.9)
C5–C6–C1 121.9 (121.6)
123.6 (123.0)
125.4 (124.2)
120.5 (122.2)
121.9 (123.7)
120.9 (121.3)
C6–C1–O7 121.5 (121.6)
122.8 (122.5)
124.2 (123.5)
118.1 (122.1)
119.9 (123.3)
118.8 (123.5)
C3–C4–O8 120.9 (120.4)
122.1 (121.5)
124.0 (122.9)
121.0 (116.5)
123.0 (118.0)
117.3 (117.2)
C1–O7–H — — — 110.3
107.5
109.7 (110.8)
C4–O8–H — — — (112.3)
(110.5)
110.3 (111.1)
C1–C2–Cl 116.1 (116.2)
116.8 (117.0)
116.9 (117.5)
117.5 (117.6)
117.1 (117.7)
118.3 (119.1)
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Table 2-5 Selected bond distances (in angstroms) of the optimized, minimum-energy conformations of species in the 2-methyl-p-benzoquinone series. Aqueous solution results are in parenthesis
Structure 2-30 2-30─ 2-302─ 2-31iii (2-31iv)
2-31iv─
(2-31ii─) 2-32iii
(2-32iv)
C1–C2 1.487 (1.486)
1.447 (1.445)
1.422 (1.418)
1.449 (1.450)
1.437 (1.392)
1.390 (1.395)
C2–C3 1.335 (1.336)
1.362 (1.363)
1.396 (1.392)
1.369 (1.365)
1.382 (1.387)
1.386 (1.385)
C3–C4 1.469 (1.467)
1.438 (1.434)
1.420 (1.411)
1.399 (1.404)
1.386 (1.416)
1.386 (1.388)
C4–C5 1.475 (1.473)
1.437 (1.433)
1.418 (1.406)
1.402 (1.405)
1.381 (1.412)
1.381 (1.383)
C5–C6 1.329 (1.330)
1.361 (1.360)
1.396 (1.393)
1.361 (1.361)
1.387 (1.387)
1.384 (1.388)
C6–C1 1.474 (1.472)
1.434 (1.433)
1.414 (1.406)
1.437 (1.436)
1.421 (1.383)
1.382 (1.383)
C1–C4 2.847 (2.836)
2.897 (2.872)
2.971 (2.920)
2.801 (2.802)
2.863 (2.847)
2.768 (2.774)
C2–C5 2.881 (2.882)
2.805 (2.815)
2.753 (2.770)
2.826 (2.829)
2.771 (2.783)
2.793 (2.793)
C3–C6 2.845 (2.849)
2.774 (2.778)
2.729 (2.729)
2.789 (2.791)
2.757 (2.744)
2.747 (2.754)
C1–O7 1.211 (1.215)
1.257 (1.263)
1.301 (1.312)
1.243 (1.250)
1.267 (1.372)
1.359 (1.357)
C4–O8 1.211 (1.217)
1.255 (1.265)
1.297 (1.314)
1.338 (1.327)
1.388 (1.296)
1.357 (1.356)
O7–H — — — — (0.970)
0.954 (0.972)
O8–H — — — 0.956 (0.979)
0.953
0.954 (0.972)
C2–C (CH3)
1.484 (1.483)
1.491 (1.490)
1.495 (1.495)
1.484 (1.486)
1.490 (1.496)
1.492 (1.493)
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Table 2-6 Selected bond angles (in degrees) of the optimized, minimum-energy conformations of species in the 2-methyl-p-benzoquinone series. Aqueous solution results are in parenthesis
Structure 2-30 2-30─ 2-302─ 2-31iii (2-31iv)
2-31iv─
(2-31ii─) 2-32iii
(2-32iv)
C6–C1–C2 118.6 (119.0)
115.9 (116.8)
113.0 (114.8)
117.6 (117.8)
114.4 (119.6)
120.5 (120.3)
C1–C2–C3 119.1 (119.0)
120.8 (120.1)
122.6 (121.2)
119.4 (119.4)
121.8 (118.9)
118.2 (118.5)
C2–C3–C4 122.5 (122.1)
123.5 (123.1)
124.7 (124.2)
121.0 (121.1)
121.4 (123.8)
121.5 (121.4)
C3–C4–C5 117.9 (118.4)
115.1 (116.2)
112.1 (114.0)
121.0 (120.8)
118.7 (114.8)
119.6 (119.6)
C4–C5–C6 120.7 (120.5)
122.0 (121.4)
123.6 (122.4)
119.3 (119.3)
120.8 (122.0)
119.5 (119.6)
C5–C6–C1 121.3 (121.1)
122.6 (122.3)
124.0 (123.4)
121.6 (121.6)
122.8 (120.9)
120.6 (120.6)
C6–C1–O7 120.7 (120.6)
122.7 (121.8)
124.6 (123.1)
121.6 (121.3)
124.0 (122.8)
122.8 (122.7)
C3–C4–O8 121.3 (121.0)
122.3 (121.8)
123.9 (122.7)
122.0 (116.8)
118.7 (122.4)
122.5 (117.4)
C1–O7–H — — — — (109.9)
110.1 (110.7)
C4–O8–H — — — 110.8 (112.1)
107.4
110.1 (110.8)
C1–C2–CH3
116.4 (116.9)
116.7 (117.8)
116.6 (118.5)
117.7 (118.2)
116.5 (119.5)
119.6 (119.8)
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Table 2-7 Selected bond distances (in angstroms) of the optimized, minimum-energy conformations of species in the o-benzoquinone series. Aqueous solution results are in parenthesis
Structure 2-40 2-40─ 2-402─ 2-41i 2-41i─ 2-42i
C1–C2 1.542 (1.545)
1.494 (1.480)
1.496 (1.458)
1.451 (1.451)
1.433 (1.421)
1.391 (1.394)
C2–C3 1.464 (1.455)
1.436 (1.429)
1.415 (1.403)
1.430 (1.431)
1.404 (1.402)
1.380 (1.382)
C3–C4 1.337 (1.338)
1.368 (1.365)
1.409 (1.400)
1.361 (1.360)
1.394 (1.393)
1.386 (1.388)
C4–C5 1.456 (1.458)
1.412 (1.416)
1.380 (1.380)
1.412 (1.414)
1.382 (1.384)
1.383 (1.384)
C5–C6 1.337 (1.338)
1.368 (1.365)
1.409 (1.400)
1.381 (1.380)
1.403 (1.398)
1.387 (1.388)
C6–C1 1.464 (1.455)
1.436 (1.429)
1.415 (1.403)
1.380 (1.383)
1.369 (1.374)
1.378 (1.382)
C1–C4 2.855 (2.844)
2.859 (2.840)
2.887 (2.851)
2.782 (2.789)
2.748 (2.752)
2.759 (2.773)
C2–C5 2.855 (2.844)
2.859 (2.840)
2.887 (2.851)
2.797 (2.802)
2.846 (2.839)
2.774 (2.776)
C3–C6 2.888 (2.900)
2.790 (2.800)
2.743 (2.738)
2.835 (2.827)
2.789 (2.778)
2.772 (2.769)
C1–O7 1.203 (1.209)
1.244 (1.257)
1.273 (1.301)
1.317 (1.319)
1.353 (1.359)
1.361 (1.352)
C2–O8 1.203 (1.209)
1.244 (1.257)
1.273 (1.301)
1.245 (1.248)
1.278 (1.294)
1.346 (1.351)
O7–H — — — 0.970 (0.977)
0.981 (0.973)
0.954 (0.974)
O8–H — — — — — 0.958 (0.968)
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Table 2-8 Selected bond angles (in degrees) of the optimized, minimum-energy conformations of species in the o-benzoquinone series. Aqueous solution results are in parenthesis
Structure 2-40 2-40─ 2-402─ 2-41i 2-41i─ 2-42i
C6–C1–C2 117.4 (117.7)
116.8 (117.5)
116.1 (117.1)
121.5 (121.1)
123.2 (122.8)
120.5 (120.0)
C1–C2–C3 117.4 (117.7)
116.8 (117.5)
116.1 (117.1)
117.5 (117.4)
115.5 (115.8)
119.5 (119.7)
C2–C3–C4 120.3 (119.7)
122.9 (122.0)
124.9 (123.8)
120.0 (120.4)
121.4 (121.6)
120.0 (120.3)
C3–C4–C5 122.4 (122.6)
120.3 (120.5)
118.9 (119.0)
120.8 (120.5)
121.4 (120.9)
120.3 (120.0)
C4–C5–C6 122.4 (122.6)
120.3 (120.5)
118.9 (119.0)
121.8 (121.5)
119.0 (119.1)
119.8 (119.9)
C5–C6–C1 120.3 (119.7)
122.9 (122.0)
124.9 (123.8)
118.5 (119.0)
119.6 (119.8)
119.8 (120.2)
C6–C1–O7 123.0 (123.6)
121.7 (122.0)
122.4 (122.0)
122.5 (120.6)
123.7 (121.4)
124.6 (124.3)
C3–C2–O8 123.0 (123.6)
121.7 (122.0)
122.4 (122.0)
125.1 (124.1)
127.8 (126.2)
120.3 (119.3)
C1–O7–H — — — 105.6 (110.1)
99.8 (104.3)
111.1 (111.6)
C2–O8–H — — — — — 108.7 (111.1)
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2.3.1 Optimized Geometries of p-Benzoquinone Series
The chemical structures of the p-benzoquinone series are given in Figure 2-3. All
structures have planar geometries. The quinone form (2-10), the single anion (2-10_) and
double anion (2-102_) forms have D2h point group of symmetry. The semiquinone radical
(2-11), and its anion (2-11_) belong to the Cs symmetry group. The hydroquinone form
has two conformations that are represented in Figure 2-3 as 2-12i and 2-12ii. The lower-
energy conformation of these two (2-12i) has C2h point group of symmetry while the
other has C2v. The electronic energy difference of these two conformations is very small,
and it is 0.11 kcal/mol in vacuum and 0.02 kcal/mol in water. This implies that the two
conformations are almost equally populated in water and very close to that in vacuum.
When investigating the bond distances given in Table 2-1 for the p-benzoquinone
series, several features can be observed. The first such feature is the decreasing of the C–
C single bond distances (see C1–C2, C3–C4, C4–C5 and C5–C6 distances) as reduction
occurs. One the other hand, the two formal double bond distances (see C2–C3 and C5–C6
distances) show an increasing pattern. For example, the C3–C4 distance in 2-10 is 1.475
Å in gas phase, but in the single and double anions, 2-10_ and 2-102_
, which are two
reduced forms, this distance is found to be shorter at 1.438 Å and 1.419 Å, respectively.
Likely, both semiquinone radical and semiquinone anion, which are the other reduced
forms of benzoquinone, but with an additional H present in the system, also show shorter
C3–C4 distance. In the semiquinone radical, 2-11, it is 1.438 Å and in the semiquinone
anion, 2-11_, it is 1.429 Å. Eventually in the most reduced form, hydroquinone, 2-12i,
the distance is 1.383 Å. On the other hand, C2–C3 formal double bond, which is 1.331 Å
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in 2-10 decreases as reduction proceeds. This distance changes to 1.361 Å in 2-10_ and
1.396 Å in 2-102_. Likely, in 2-11, 2-11
_ and 2-12i, the distance changes respectively to
1.365, 1.385 and 1.383 Å. Similarly, same trends can be observed for the geometries
optimized in aqueous medium.
The second feature observed looking at the bond lengths is the changing behavior
of the carbon–oxygen bonds. In the structures 2-10, 2-10_, 2-102_
and 2-12i both C–O
bonds are equal, and respectively these distances are 1.210, 1.256, 1.299 and 1.356 Å in
gas phase. But, in the semiquinone structures, 2-11 and 2-11_, these two distances are not
equal. In 2-11, C1–O7 bond is 1.338 Å and C4–O8 is 1.245 Å, while in 2-11_, those are
1.389 and 1.264 Å. So, the distance increases as the reduction occurs and it is observed
that in the two anions and in the semiquinones both C–O distances are neither C═O
formal double bonds nor C–O formal single bonds, they are in between. Hence, this
implies that in the two anionic forms, the extra electron (or electrons) is truly delocalized
in order to keep both carbon–oxygen bonds equal. However, in the semiquinones,
delocalization cannot make them equal due to the presence of the proton at one end.
Although, similar trends are observed in aqueous solution geometries, C–O bond
distances are typically longer than the gas-phase calculations, except for 2-12i, which
shows same length in both cases.
The third feature is the O–H bond lengths which appear longer in solution
compared to the gas phase. This is probably a result of the interaction with solvent
molecules.
Another interesting geometric feature is the irregular hexagon observed for the 6-
member carbon ring in all forms of quinones. This can be understood by the three
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diagonal distances, C1–C4, C2–C5 and C3–C6 internuclear distances. These distances must
be equal for a regular hexagon, but these distances are not equal in these species.
However, in 2-10, 2-10_and 2-102_
, C2–C5 and C3–C6 distances are equal and are smaller
than the C1–C4. For example, in the gas-phase optimized 2-102_ geometry, the C2–C5 and
C3–C6 distances are 2.733 Å and the C1–C4 distance is 2.986 Å. Another feature
observed with these distances is that as the reduction proceeds the C1–C4 distance
increases, while the C2–C5 and C3–C6 distances decrease, therefore elongation of the
quinone hexagon occurs along the O7–C1–C4–O8 axis. This property is further confirmed
with the bond angles data given in Table 2-2. It can be seen that, as the reduction
progress, the angle C6–C1–C2 and C6–C1–C2 are decreasing while the other four inner
angles of the hexagon increase. As a consequence, the two outer angles, C6–C1–O7 and
C3–C4–O8 are increased with the reduction. The C6–C1–O7 and C3–C4–O8 angles seem to
be smaller when hydrogen atoms are attached to oxygen atoms. For example, the C6–C1–
O7 angle in 2-10, 2-10_and 2-102_
is respectively 121.2, 122.5 and 124.1 degrees, while in
2-11, 2-11_ and 2-12i, this angle is respectively 116.9, 119.0 and 117.7 degrees.
However, there is a deviation in this pattern, because the angle in 2-11_ is higher than the
angle of 2-12i. Similar trends are observed with aqueous solution distances and angles.
2.3.2 Optimized Geometries of 2-Chloro-p-Benzoquinone Series
The chemical structures for 2-chloro-p-benzoquinone series are given in Figure 2-
4. All the quinone, semiquinone and hydroquinone species of this series have Cs point
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group of symmetry in gas phase and in water except the structure 2-21i_ which showed
no symmetry (i.e, C1 point group of symmetry) in water.
Among the four investigated conformations of semiquinone radicals, 2-21i has the
lowest electronic energy in gas phase. Compared to this global minimum, 2-21ii, 2-21iii
and 2-21iv conformations are higher in energies respectively by 3.42, 1.56 and 1.65
kcal/mol. All these conformations were identified as minimum energy conformation and
not saddle points by the vibrational analysis. In the gas phase calculations of
semiquinone anions, the 2-21i_ conformation is the global minimum. The 2-21ii_ and 2-
21iv_ conformations were identified as saddle points having imaginary frequencies of 59i
and 46i cm-1. The electronic energies of 2-21ii_ , 2-21iii_
and 2-21iv_ with respect to the
global minimum, 2-21i_, are 3.69, 2.20 and 2.33 kcal/mol, respectively. Among the four
investigated conformations, the global minimum of the hydroquinone form of this series
is the 2-22i conformation. The other three conformations are higher in electronic energy
by 0.12, 3.10 and 3.29 kcal/mol respectively for 2-22ii, 2-22iii and 2-22iv conformations.
None of the conformations have imaginary frequencies.
In aqueous calculations, all investigated conformations have no imaginary
frequencies, i.e., there are minimum-energy conformations. It was found, however, that
the minimum-energy conformations were sometimes different that those found in the gas
phase. For example, the global minimum of semiquinone radical is the 2-21iv
conformation while the 2-21iv_ conformation in the minimum-energy one for
semiquinone anion and the 2-22iv conformation is the most stable one for the
hydroquinone. The reason for this difference is probably the higher dipole moment for
these conformations, which, in polar solvents like water, are stabilized more by the
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interactions with the solvent. The other investigated conformations of semiquinone
radicals, 2-21i, 2-21ii and 2-21iii, are higher in energy by 3.38, 1.91 and 0.10 kcal/mol
respectively. The 2-21i_, 2-21ii_ and 2-21iii_ conformations of semiquinone anions are
2.45, 1.90 and 0.04 kcal/mol, respectively, higher in energy compared to the 2-21iv_
conformation. Similarly, the 2-22i, 2-22ii and 2-22iii conformations of hydroquinone
forms are 1.16, 1.18 and 0.07 kcal/mol, respectively, higher in energy compared to the 2-
22iv conformation.
Tables 2-3 and 2-4 show respectively selected bond lengths and bond angles of
the optimized minimum energy conformations of this series obtained both in gas-phase
and in aqueous phase calculations. These parameters show similar characteristics and
trends to the one already presented and discussed for the p-benzoquinone series. In
addition to that, the C2–Cl bond is considered here. In the quinone form, 2-20, this
distance is 1.704 Å in gas phase while in the reduced quinol form, 2-22i, it is 1.731 Å.
Among quinone and its anions, the distance increases when the quinone is reduced from
2-20 to 2-20_and 2-202_
. The C2–Cl bond distance is 1.740 and 1.783 Å for 2-20_and 2-
202_, respectively. Same behavior was observed when 2-20 gets reduced to 2-21i and 2-
21i_ for with the C2–Cl bond distance is 1.740 and 1.783 Å, respectively. It must be
noted that the distance in the ionic species is longer than the distance in 2-22i. A higher
bond distance is an indication of a larger electron density around the C-Cl bond, which
would populate an anti-bonding orbital and therefore reduce the bond order. The
geometric parameters obtained in aqueous calculations show similar trends.
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2.3.3 Optimized Geometries of 2-Methyl-p-Benzoquinone Series
The chemical structures for 2-methyl-p-benzoquinone series are shown in Figure
2-5. Since the presence of methyl group allow for rotation around the C–C bond, two
different conformations were first investigated for the quinone to determine the
minimum-energy conformation, i.e., to find the best orientation of the methyl group.
There are two possible conformations in which a hydrogen atom of the methyl group
make a H–C2–C1–O7 dihedral angle of 180 or 0 degrees. The conformation with the
dihedral angle of 0 degrees is identified as a saddle point having an imaginary frequency
at 152i cm-1, while the conformation with a dihedral angle of 180 degrees is a minimum-
energy structure. Consequently, the latter orientation of methyl group was selected for
the other investigated species including ionic, semiquinone and hydroquinone
conformations. Therefore, it should be noted that the orientation of the methyl group in
all structures shown in Figure 2-5 is similar to the one in structure 2-30.
In gas phase, all the quinone, semiquinone and hydroquinone species have Cs
symmetry. In water solution, the 2-31i_, 2-32i and 2-32ii conformations have no
symmetry while all the other conformations are Cs.
Among the four investigated conformations of semiquinone radicals, 2-31iii has
the lowest electronic energy in gas phase. Compared to this minimum, 2-31i, 2-31ii and
2-31iv conformations are higher in energies respectively by 1.73, 1.40 and 0.06 kcal/mol.
The global minimum for the semiquinone anion is 2-31iv_ among the four studied
conformations. The electronic energies of the other conformations, 2-31i_, 2-31ii_ and 2-
31iii_, are 1.63, 1.29 and 0.01 kcal/mol, respectively, higher than the global minimum.
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The 2-31i_ conformation was identified as a saddle point having an imaginary frequency
of 174i cm-1. Among the four investigated conformations, the global minimum of the
hydroquinone form is the 2-32iii conformation. The other three conformations are higher
in energy by 0.44, 0.67 and 0.05 kcal/mol, respectively, for 2-32i, 2-32ii and 2-32iv
conformations.
In aqueous calculations, all investigated conformations are minimum-energy
conformations, i.e. conformations having no imaginary frequencies. Among the four
investigated conformations of the semiquinone radical, the global minimum is 2-31iv
conformation. The other three conformations are higher in energy by 4.26, 0.59 and 0.02
kcal/mol for 2-31i, 2-31ii and 2-31iii, respectively. The 2-31ii_ conformation is the lowest
in energy among the four semiquinone anion conformations studied. The 2-31i_, 2-31iii_
and 2-31iv_ conformations are higher in energies by 1.21, 0.86 and 0.82 kcal/mol,
respectively. Among the four investigated hydroquinone conformations, the global
minimum is the 2-32iv. Conformations 2-32i, 2-32ii and 2-32iii are higher in energies by
2.51, 2.50 and 0.07 kcal/mol, respectively. This result, different conformations being
lowest in energy in gas-phase than is solution, was also observed for 2-chloro-p-
benzoquinone series.
Tables 2-5 and 2-6 show selected bond distances and bond angles of the
optimized minimum energy conformations for this series obtained both in gas-phase and
in aqueous-phase calculations. These parameters show similar characteristics and trends
to the already discussed p-benzoquinone and 2-chloro-p-benzoquinone series. In addition
to that, the C2–C(CH3) bond is considered here. This distance increases slightly as the
reduction occurs. In 2-30, the distance is 1.484 Å in gas phase and in the ionic forms, 2-
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30_and 2-302_
, those distances are 1.491 Å and 1.495 Å, respectively. In the semiquinone
radical, 2-31iii, the distance is 1.484 Å and it is equal to the distance in the quinone form,
whereas in the semiquinone radical, 2-31iv_, it is 1.490 Å. However, in the hydroquinone
form, 2-32iii, the distance is slightly longer at 1.492 Å. In this case too, the geometries
obtained in aqueous phase calculations show similar trends.
2.3.4 Optimized Geometries of o-Benzoquinone Series
Figure 2-6 shows the chemical structures of the o-benzoquinone series. The
symmetry point groups for all structures are the same in gas phase and in solution. The
quinone form and its two anions (2-40, 2-40_ and 2-402_
) have C2v point group of
symmetry. All conformations of semiquinone radicals and anions have Cs point group of
symmetry. Among the hydroquinone conformations, the structure 2-42i is Cs point group
while the other two conformations are C2v point group.
Between the two conformations investigated for the semiquinone radical, the
structure 2-41i has the lowest energy in both gas and aqueous phases. The other
semiquinone radical, 2-41ii is 9.47 kcal/mol higher in energy in gas phase, and just 1.96
kcal/mol higher in aqueous phases. On the other hand, the 2-41i_ conformation is the
minimum-energy conformation of semiquinone anions. The other conformation, 2-41ii_
is 15.45 kcal/mol higher in energy in gas phase and 4.54 kcal/mol higher in aqueous
phases. Among the three conformations of hydroquinone form investigated, the global
minimum is 2-42i in both gas and aqueous phases. The 2-42ii and 2-42iii conformations
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are higher in energy by 4.64 and 7.83 kcal/mol, respectively, in gas phase and by 0.35
and 4.01 kcal/mol, respectively, in aqueous phase.
Tables 2-7 and 2-8 respectively show the selected bond distances and bond angles
for this series. Here, the trends are similar to the p-benzoquinone series. However, in
this case, C═C double bonds and C–C single bonds are located at different positions.
Namely, C1–C2, C2–C3, C4–C5 and C6–C1 are single bonds in 2-40, while C3–C4 and C5–
C6 are double bonds. The formal single bond lengths are similar in length with single
bond length in the p-benzoquinone series, except for the C1–C2 bond, the bond between
the carbonyl carbons, which is longer at 1.542 Å. As reduction occurs, single bonds
decrease in length while double bonds increase in length. In the hydroquinone form, 2-
40i, all C–C bonds lie between single and double bond distances.
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2.4 Reduction Potential Calculations
For the calculation of electrochemical potentials involving also a proton transfer,
a model for the proton or hydronium ion in solution is necessary. The model employed
here is the same one used in previous studies [1,2Anderson and Albu, 1999; Anderson and
Albu, 2000; Albu and Anderson, 2001; Albu and Mikel, 2007] and is presented in Figure
2-7. In this model, the hydronium ion is hydrated with two water molecules leading to
the three-water cluster after the proton is transferred. The solvated hydronium ion
(structure A in Figure 2-7) was optimized within Cs symmetry, but the water cluster
(structure B) was not, it was maintained with the same geometry as in the solvated
hydronium. Only the electronic energies of these structures were used for calculating the
reversible potentials.
With the use of this model for the hydronium ion, the following reaction (or
similar ones) was used to get the energy defined as Ee in the 2-1 equation and to
determine the reversible potentials for the reduction of quinone to quinol:
BQ + 2 H3O+(H2O)2 + 2e– → BQH2 + 2 H2O(H2O)2 (2-2)
The nine redox reactions that are investigated for each of the four quinones series
are given in Table 2-9.
A B
Figure 2-7 Chemical structures for H3O+(H2O)2 (panel a) and H2O(H2O)2 (panel b)
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Table 2-9 Reduction reactions for investigated quinones in this study
p-benzoquinone series 2-10 + e– + H+ → 2-11 R2-1 2-11 + e– + H+ → 2-12 R2-2 2-10 + 2e– + 2H+ → 2-12 R2-3 2-10– + e– + H+ → 2-11– R2-4 2-10 + 2e– + H+ → 2-11– R2-5 2-10 + e– → 2-10– R2-6 2-10– + e– → 2-102– R2-7 2-10 + 2e– → 2-102– R2-8 2-11 + e– → 2-11– R2-9
2-chloro-p-benzoquinone series 2-20 + e– + H+ → 2-21 R2-11 2-21 + e– + H+ → 2-22 R2-12 2-20 + 2e– + 2H+ → 2-22 R2-13 2-20– + e– + H+ → 2-21– R2-14 2-20 + 2e– + H+ → 2-21– R2-15 2-20 + e– → 2-20– R2-16 2-20– + e– → 2-202– R2-17 2-20 + 2e– → 2-202– R2-18 2-21 + e– → 2-21– R2-19
2-methyl-p-benzoquinone series 2-30 + e– + H+ → 2-31 R2-21 2-31 + e– + H+ → 2-32 R2-22 2-30 + 2e– + 2H+ → 2-32 R2-23 2-30– + e– + H+ → 2-31– R2-24 2-30 + 2e– + H+ → 2-31– R2-25 2-30 + e– → 2-30– R2-26 2-30– + e– → 2-302– R2-27 2-30 + 2e– → 2-302– R2-28 2-31 + e– → 2-31– R2-29
o-benzoquinone series 2-40 + e– + H+ → 2-41 R2-31 2-41 + e– + H+ → 2-42 R2-32 2-40 + 2e– + 2H+ → 2-42 R2-33 2-40– + e– + H+ → 2-41– R2-34 2-40 + 2e– + H+ → 2-41– R2-35 2-40 + e– → 2-40– R2-36 2-40– + e– → 2-402– R2-37 2-40 + 2e– → 2-402– R2-38 2-41 + e– → 2-41– R2-39
Reaction Number
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Reactions R2-1 to R2-9 are for the p-benzoquinone series, reactions R2-11 to R2-
19 are for the 2-chloro-p-benzoquinone series, reactions R2-21 to R2-29 are for the 2-
methyl-p-benzoquinone series, and reactions R2-31 to R2-39 are for the o-benzoquinone
series. The last digit in these numbers describe similar reactions but for different
compounds. For example, reactions R2-1, R2-11, R2-21 and R2-31 are the same one-
electron, one-proton reductions but for different quinones. The first five reactions
involve addition of both electron (or electrons) and proton (or protons) while the latter
four reactions are reductions without proton transfer. The first reaction of each series
(R2-1, R2-11, R2-21 and R2-31) is the reduction of the quinone to the semiquinone
radical. The second reaction is an abstraction of another electron and a proton by the
semiquinone radical to produce the fully reduced hydroquinone form (quinol). The third
reaction involves an addition to quinone of two electrons and two protons together to
fully oxidize to give quinol, and it is the sum of the first two reactions. The fourth
reaction is the addition of an electron and a proton to the quinone single anion to give
semiquinone anion. The fifth reaction is the addition to the quinone molecule of two
electrons and a proton to give the semiquinone anion. The sixth reaction is the one-
electron reduction of quinone to quinone single anion, the seventh reaction is the one-
electron reduction of quinone single anion to quinone double anion, the eighth reaction is
the two-electron reduction of quinone to quinone double anion, and the last (ninth)
reaction is the addition of an electron to semiquinone radical to give semiquinone anion.
The number given for each reaction in this table will be further used in the text.
Electrochemical reduction potentials were calculated with respect to the standard
hydrogen electrode using Equation 2-1, which is explained in Section 2.2.2. The Ee in
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that equation was approximated by five different energies as described further. When Ee
is determined using electronic energies obtained in gas-phase calculations, the reduction
potential is denoted UΔE(gas). When Ee is determined using thermal Gibbs energy in gas
phase, the reduction potential is denoted UΔG(gas). When Ee is determined using
electronic energy in aqueous phase and thermal Gibbs energy in aqueous phase, then the
reduction potentials are denoted as UΔE(sol) and UΔG(sol), respectively. Finally, when Ee
is determined using total free energy in solution, including the free energy of quinone
species and the free energy of solvation, the reduction potential is denoted as UΔG(sol)*.
The reactant and product conformations or isomers used in calculating Ee are the
minimum-energy ones as determined at the same level of theory. For example, for
calculations in gas-phase, the minimum-energy conformations determined in gas phase
were used while for calculation in aqueous solutions, the minimum-energy conformations
determined in aqueous phase were used. These minimum-energy conformations were
presented and discussed in Section 2.3.
The following sections will discuss separately the results of reduction potentials
for each quinone series. In these sections, the calculated electrochemical potentials using
the five types of energies are given in Tables 2-10 to 2-13, and graphical representations
of some of these results are shown in Figures 2-8 to 2-11. In these figures, only the
reduction potentials calculated using the electronic energies both in gas phase and in
solution phase are given. The molecules are arranged in order of decreasing their
oxidation state, with quinone forms located on top, the semiquinone radical and the single
anion form of quinone located below the quinone, and finally, the most reduced forms,
quinone double anion, semiquinone anion and quinol forms, located at the bottom. Also,
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the reactions on the right hand side are the reduction process involving addition of both
proton and electron, while on the left hand side the reductions involve only addition of
electrons.
2.4.1 Reduction Potentials for p-Benzoquinone Series
The reduction reactions for the p-benzoquinone series are given in Table 2-9, as
reactions R2-1 through R2-9. These reactions are also presented in Figure 2-8, and the
calculated electrochemical potentials for these reactions are given in Table 2-10. The
reversible potentials calculated in aqueous solution (e.g., the reactant and the product are
optimized in aqueous solution calculation but not the solvated hydronium) are higher than
those obtained in gas phase calculations for all nine reactions. The calculated values
using electronic energies in solution (third column in Table 2-10) and total free energies
in solution (sixth columns in Table 2-10) are almost equal. For the first five reactions,
which involves also proton transfer, the reversible potentials calculated using only
electronic energy are larger than the values calculated using Gibbs free energy. This
trend occurs in both solution and in gas phase. For example, the reversible potential for
reaction R2-1 is 1.19 V when calculated using electronic energies in gas phase and is
0.93 V when calculated using Gibbs free energy. In solution these values are 1.48 V and
1.23 V respectively. However, this is not true for the reductions in the absence of
protons, and, in this case, the values are almost equal. For example, for reversible
potential for the R2-6 reaction calculated using gas-phase electronic energies is –2.56 V
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and is –2.51 V using gas-phase Gibbs free energies. Similarly, the values are –0.46 V
and –0.43 V for solution calculations.
According to the calculated reversible potential for p-benzoquinone in the absence
of protons, addition of a single electron to the quinone (R2-6) has a higher potential,
although negative, than the abstraction of two electrons (R2-8) at once. In other words
addition of a single electron by quinone is more likely than the addition of two electrons.
As expected, the addition of the second electron by the quinone single anion (R2-7) is
less likely, i.e., more negative reduction potential. Although we present these results as
reduction reactions, R2-6 is actually the reaction defining the electron affinity of the
quinone. This value is experimentally known and is –0.52 V [Namazian and Coote,
2007]. Our results in aqueous solution are very similar to this experimental value.
The reduction of p-benzoquinone to hydroquinone (or quinol) is a two-electron,
two-proton reduction as described in R2-3. In this case, the addition of the second
electron and proton (R2-2) has a higher potential than the addition of the first one (R2-1).
This implies a harder first reduction step and an easier second one. Also, the addition of
both electrons and protons at once (R2-3) has higher potential than the addition of first
(R2-1) suggesting that, in the presence of protons, a single step, two-electron reduction is
more likely for p-benzoquinone.
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O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
H
O
O
HO
O
H
H
: :
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:
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-5.30 V(-1.07 V)
1.62 V(1.77 V)
-2.56 V(-0.46 V)
1.19 V(1.48 V)
-2.90 V(-0.63 V)
2.05 V(2.06 V)
-8.04 V(-1.67 V)
0.85 V(1.32 V)
-0.86 V(0.43 V)
VacuumWaterVacuumWater
Figure 2-8 Reduction steps studied for p-benzoquinone series
Table 2-10 Calculated reversible potentials (in V) for the p-benzoquinone series
Reaction U∆E (gas) U∆E (sol) U∆G (gas) U∆G (sol) U∆G (sol)*
R2-1 1.19 1.48 0.93 1.23 1.49 R2-2 2.05 2.06 1.68 1.69 2.07 R2-3 1.62 1.77 1.30 1.46 1.78 R2-4 0.85 1.32 0.61 1.04 1.33 R2-5 -0.86 0.43 -0.95 0.30 0.43 R2-6 -2.56 -0.46 -2.51 -0.43 -0.46 R2-7 -8.04 -1.67 -8.00 -1.67 -1.64 R2-8 -5.30 -1.07 -5.25 -1.05 -1.05 R2-9 -2.90 -0.63 -2.83 -0.63 -0.63
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2.4.2 Reduction Potentials for 2-Chloro-p-Benzoquinone Series
The studied reduction reactions for 2-chloro-p-benzoquinone series are described
in Table 2-1 as reactions R2-11 through R2-19. A molecular representation of the
reduction steps are shown in Figure 2-9 and the calculated potentials are given in Table
2-11.
The calculated potentials for this series have a similar trend as the potentials of p-
benzoquinone series. Nevertheless, the values are slightly higher than the p-
benzoquinone series for all cases. This means that the 2-chloro-p-benzoquinone is easier
to reduce compared to the p-benzoquinone. In the absence of protons in this case, the
two steps, R2-16 and R2-17 have potentials of –0.28 V and –1.46 V respectively in
aqueous solution, calculated using the electronic energies. In the presence of protons, the
reduction, R2-13 has a potential of 1.80 V. This indicates that the chloro substituent, an
electron-withdrawing group, increases the ability of accepting an electron. Like in the
case of p-benzoquinone, 2-chloro-p-benzoquinone is expected to follow two single-
electron reduction steps in the absence of protons and one two-electron reduction step in
the presence of protons. In addition, 2-chloro-p-benzoquinone shows the highest
reduction potentials in the absence of protons among the studied four quinones.
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O
O
Cl
O
O
Cl
O
O
Cl
O
O
Cl
H
O
O
Cl
HO
O
Cl
H
H
: :
: :
: :
: :
: :
: :
: :
: :
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:
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:
. .
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-4.93 V(-0.87 V)
1.69 V(1.80 V)
-2.26 V(-0.28 V)
1.29 V(1.54 V)
-2.53 V(-0.42 V)
2.09 V(2.06 V)
-7.60 V(-1.46 V)
1.02 V(1.41 V)
-0.62 V(0.56 V)
VacuumWaterVacuumWater
Figure 2-9 Reduction steps studied for 2-chloro-p-benzoquinone series
Table 2-11 Calculated reversible potentials (in V) for the 2-chloro-p-benzoquinone series
Reaction U∆E (gas) U∆E (sol) U∆G (gas) U∆G (sol) U∆G (sol)*
R2-11 1.29 1.54 0.99 1.26 1.55 R2-12 2.09 2.06 1.72 1.73 2.07 R2-13 1.69 1.80 1.36 1.49 1.81 R2-14 1.02 1.41 0.69 1.10 1.42 R2-15 -0.62 0.56 -0.76 0.42 0.57 R2-16 -2.26 -0.28 -2.21 -0.25 -0.29 R2-17 -7.60 -1.46 -7.56 -1.46 -1.47 R2-18 -4.93 -0.87 -4.89 -0.85 -0.88 R2-19 -2.53 -0.42 -2.51 -0.41 -0.42
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2.4.3 Reduction Potentials for 2-Methyl-p-Benzoquinone Series
The reduction reactions for the 2-methyl-p-benzoquinone series are described in
Table 2-9 as reactions R2-21 to R2-29 and respective molecular conformations are given
in Figure 2-10 along with the reduction steps. The calculated reduction potential values
are given in Table 2-12.
The calculated reduction potentials for this series show the same trends as the two
series above but, in this case, the calculated potentials are lower than the values of p-
benzoquinone series for all reduction steps. Therefore, 2-methyl-p-benzoquinone is
predicted to be harder to reduce than p-benzoquinone. This finding is consistent with an
electron-donating substituent decreasing the ability to accept an electron. Here also, it is
predicted that, the two-electron reduction occurs in two steps in the absence of protons
and in one step in the presence of protons. In the absence of protons, R2-26 and R2-27
reactions have potentials of –0.56 V and –1.77 V, respectively, calculated using the
electronic energies in aqueous solution. In the presence of protons, the R2-23 reduction
has a potential of 1.72 V, slightly lower than the value of 1.77 V calculated for p-
benzoquinone.
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O
O
CH3
O
O
CH3
O
O
CH3
O
O
CH3
H
O
O
CH3
H O
O
CH3
H
H
: :
: :
: :
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:
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-5.33 V(-1.16 V)
1.57 V(1.72 V)
-2.66 V(-0.56 V)
1.16 V(1.44 V)
-2.96 V(-0.71 V)
1.98 V(2.00 V)
-8.01 V(-1.77 V)
0.86 V(1.29 V)
-0.90 V(0.36 V)
VacuumWaterVacuumWater
Figure 2-10 Reduction steps studied for 2-methyl-p-benzoquinone series
Table 2-12 Calculated reversible potentials (in V) for the 2-methyl-p-benzoquinone series
Reaction U∆E (gas) U∆E (sol) U∆G (gas) U∆G (sol) U∆G (sol)*
R2-21 1.16 1.44 0.87 1.17 1.45 R2-22 1.98 2.00 1.63 1.67 2.01 R2-23 1.57 1.72 1.25 1.42 1.73 R2-24 0.86 1.29 0.56 0.99 1.30 R2-25 -0.90 0.36 -1.02 0.23 0.37 R2-26 -2.66 -0.56 -2.61 -0.52 -0.56 R2-27 -8.01 -1.77 -7.95 -1.75 -1.77 R2-28 -5.33 -1.16 -5.28 -1.13 -1.17 R2-29 -2.96 -0.71 -2.91 -0.70 -0.71
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2.4.4 Reduction Potentials for o-Benzoquinone Series
The reduction reactions for the o-benzoquinone series are described in Table 2-9
as reactions R2-31 through R2-39. Figure 2-11 shows the nine investigated reduction
reactions using structural formulas. The calculated reduction potential values are given
in Table 2-13.
As in other three quinones, o-benzoquinone also showed similar trends in
reversible potentials. However, calculated potential values for o-benzoquinone in the
presence of protons are highest among four quinones. Also, in the absence of protons,
the values for o-benzoquinone series are only lower when compared to the 2-chloro-p-
benzoquinone potential values. Therefore, o-benzoquinone is the most reducible species
in the presence of protons among studied quinones. Similarly to the other three quinones,
in the absence of protons, two one-electron reduction steps are likely, and one two-
electron reduction step is more likely in the presence of protons. In the absence of
protons, the two steps, R2-36 and R2-37 have potentials of –0.32 V and –1.53 V
respectively, calculated using the electronic energies in aqueous solution. In the presence
of protons, the R2-33 reduction has a calculated reduction potential of 1.89 V.
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-5.28 V(-0.93 V)
1.86 V(1.89 V)
-2.54 V(-0.32 V)
1.82 V(1.72 V)
-2.53 V(-0.37 V)
1.90 V(2.06 V)
-8.03 V(-1.53 V)
1.83 V(1.67 V)
-0.35 V(0.67 V)
OO
OO
: :
OO
: :
OO
H
OO
H
OOH
H
: :
:_: :
VacuumWaterVacuumWater
Figure 2-11 Reduction steps studied for o-benzoquinone series
Table 2-13 Calculated reversible potentials (in V) for the o-benzoquinone series
Reaction U∆E (gas) U∆E (sol) U∆G (gas) U∆G (sol) U∆G (sol)*
R2-31 1.82 1.72 1.50 1.44 1.73 R2-32 1.90 2.06 1.55 1.74 2.07 R2-33 1.86 1.89 1.53 1.59 1.90 R2-34 1.83 1.67 1.47 1.34 1.70 R2-35 -0.35 0.67 -0.51 0.52 0.68 R2-36 -2.54 -0.32 -2.48 -0.30 -0.34 R2-37 -8.03 -1.53 -7.96 -1.52 -1.55 R2-38 -5.28 -0.93 -5.22 -0.91 -0.94 R2-39 -2.53 -0.37 -2.52 -0.39 -0.37
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2.5 Concluding Remarks
Reversible potentials in gas phase and in aqueous phase for four quinone series
were calculated using the hybrid density functional theory level mPW1B95-44 in
association with the 6-31+G(d,p) basis set. Calculations were performed using
Gaussian03 software. Selected quinones were p-benzoquinone, 2-chloro-p-
benzoquinone, 2-methyl-p-benzoquinone and o-benzoquinone.
Conformational analyses were carried out for the molecules whenever necessary
to find the lowest-energy structure of the molecule. Geometries were optimized and
electronic energy and Gibbs free energies were calculated. Saddle points were identified
by frequency calculations on the optimized structures.
Electrochemical potentials relative to the standard hydrogen electrode were
calculated for a total of nine possible reduction reactions for each quinone series using
both electronic and Gibbs free energy for gas phase as well as electronic energy, Gibbs
free energy, and total free energy in aqueous phase.
In the presence of protons, all quinones studied have shown preference to be
reduced by addition of two electrons and two protons to give hydroquinone in a single
step both in gas phase and in solution rather than two successive steps. In the absence of
protons however, the results suggested that the reduction proceed through two single-
electron reduction steps in both gas and aqueous phases. An electron-withdrawing group
has the tendency to increase the reducing ability of quinone, while electron-donating
groups decrease this reducing ability.
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In the presence of protons, o-benzoquinone is the most powerful oxidizing agent.
Among p-benzoquinone derivatives, 2-chloro-p-benzoquinone is more likely to be
reduced than p-benzoquinone, with 2-methyl-p-benzoquinone the least likely. In the
absence of protons, 2-chloro-p-benzoquinone is more susceptible for reduction, while the
o-benzoquinone is the second most likely. p-benzoquinone and 2-methyl-p-
benzoquinone take the third and fourth positions, respectively.
The methodology developed and applied here can be extended to investigations
on reduction reactions of other benzoquinone derivatives having different substituents.
Some multi-substituted systems that are naturally occurring benzoquinone derivatives
would be helpful for further understanding of quinone chemistry in nature. In addition,
investigation of reduction reactions in different solvent systems would also be of possible
interest in conjunction with experimental studies.
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CHAPTER 3
INVESTIGATION OF REACTIVITY OF BENZOQUINONE DERIVATIVES
TOWARDS N-CONTAINING NUCLEOPHILES
3.1 Introduction
Quinones are electrophilic substances and have ability to undergo nucleophilic
addition reactions [Titulaer et al., 2000; Fischer and Handerson, 1983] as well as
nucleophilic substitution reactions [Katritzky et al., 2008]. According to studies
published in the literature, the addition reactions occur at the carbonyl centers and the
substitution reactions occur at the alkene centers.
This chapter presents the results of a theoretical investigation on the reactivity of
four quinones towards simple N-containing nucleophiles. The investigated quinones are
p-benzoquinone (3-1), 2-chloro-p-benzoquinone (3-2), 2-methyl-p-benzoquinone (3-3),
and o-benzoquinone (3-4). Figure 3-1 shows a ball and stick representation of the
optimized geometries of these four quinones along with numbering scheme used in this
chapter. In these structures, black balls are used to represent carbon, red is for oxygen,
blue is for nitrogen, green is for chlorine and small ash colored balls represent hydrogen.
The simple nucleophiles investigated here include NH3 and CH3NH2, and their reactions
with all four quinones were studied. These reactions are presented in Figure 3-2 and
Figure 3-3, respectively. In addition to those two nucleophiles, C2H5NH2 and the lysine
amino acid were studied in reactions with p-benzoquinone only. The theoretical study
here focuses on the first step of the nucleophilic addition reaction at the carbonyl centers.
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This chapter gives the results of a conformational analysis of the products of the
studied reactions (3-5 to 3-10 in Figure 3-2 and 3-11 to 3-16 in Figure 3-3) and the
transition states for few possible reaction pathways of each of the investigated reactions.
The geometries of the quinone reactants are not presented here as they are already
described in Chapter 2 of this thesis. A discussion on the geometry of the products and
the transition states as well as the energetic of the investigated reactions is presented.
3-3
3-1
1
3-4
3-2
23
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4
1
23
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4
1
23
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4
1
23
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4
Figure 3-1 The investigated quinones toward nucleophilic addition reactions: p-
benzoquinone (3-1), 2-chloro-p-benzoquinone (3-2), 2-methyl-p-benzoquinone (3-3) and o-benzoquinone (3-4)
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O
O O
HO NH2
NH3
O
O O
HO NH2
+ NH3
O
HO NH2
+
Cl Cl
Cl
O
O O
HO NH2
+ NH3
O
HO NH2
+
CH3 CH3
CH3
+
OHO NH2
NH3+
OO
3-1
3-2
3-3
3-4
3-5
3-6 3-7
3-8 3-9
3-10
1 2
345
6
7
8
9
12
345
6
7
8
9
1 2
345
6
7
8
9
12
345
6
7
8
9
1 2
345
6
7
8
9
12
345
6
7
8
9
Figure 3-2 Investigated reactions between the quinones and ammonia
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O
O O
HO NHCH3
CH3NH2
O
O O
HO NHCH3
+ CH3NH2
O
HO NHCH3
+
Cl Cl
Cl
O
O O
HO NHCH3
+ CH3NH2
O
HO NHCH3
+
CH3 CH3
CH3
+
OHO NHCH3
CH3NH2+
OO
3-1
3-2
3-3
3-4
3-11
3-12 3-13
3-14 3-15
3-16
1 2
345
6
7
8
9
12
345
6
7
8
9
1 2
345
6
7
8
9
12
345
6
7
8
9
1 2
345
6
7
8
12
345
6
7
8
9
9
Figure 3-3 Investigated reactions between the quinones and methylamine
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3.2 Computational Methodologies
3.2.1 Electronic Structure Theory Method and Computational Details
The study was carried out using the hybrid density functional electronic theory
method mPW1B95-44 in conjunction with the 6-31+G(d,p) basis set. Calculations were
performed using Gaussian03 software [Frisch et al., 2003]. Most of the geometry
optimizations of the reaction products were carried out using very tight convergence
criterion, except for the various conformations of the product of the reaction between p-
benzoquinone and ethylamine, which were carried out using normal convergence
criterion. Overall, some product conformations were optimized using a very tight, a tight
or a normal convergence criterion but none of the presented results will be changed by
this choice. Nevertheless, all the transition states (or saddle points) were investigated
using a very tight convergence criterion. Spin multiplicity is 1 for all molecules, and the
electron density was obtained from a restricted wavefunction. Frequency calculations
were carried out to characterize optimized geometries as saddle points or as the minima
of all product and reactant molecules. All of the calculations presented in this chapter are
in vacuum and not in solution.
3.2.2 Reaction Pathways, Saddle Points and Imaginary Frequencies
A reaction pathway involves movement of atoms (to a greater extent for the
reactive center atoms) leading the reactant molecules (and/or atoms) to rearrange and
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form product molecules (and/or atoms) by breaking and making of chemical bonds.
Complex reactions involve several elementary steps to transform the reactants into the
products. This set of elementary steps gives the mechanism of the reaction. In an
elementary step of a reaction, as the reaction proceeds, the geometry of the reactant
molecule (or molecules) changes to the geometry of the product molecule (or molecules),
and the energy of the system changes as well. A typical energy profile for a bimolecular
reaction is given in Figure 3-4. The starting energy is the energy associated with the
reactant molecules when they are at infinite distance apart from each other. Reactants
make a van der Waals complex with a particular strength of intermolecular interaction.
The energy typically increases as the reaction proceeds and reaches a maximum value
before it decreases to the energy of the product. The complex at the maximum energy
along the reaction coordinate is known as the transition state of the reaction. The
geometry corresponding to this complex shows some features (some distances and to a
less degree angles) that are in between the values in the reactant and in the product
molecules. The energy difference between the transition state and the reactants is defined
as the barrier height of the reaction.
A saddle point is a stationary point (i.e., a zero-gradient point) on a potential
energy surface. It is a minimum-energy point in some (actually in most) dimensions and
a maximum-energy point in other dimensions. If a saddle point is a maximum in only
one of the dimensions and a minimum in the rest of the dimensions, then it is called a
first-order saddle point. Likewise, a saddle point is said to be second order, when it is a
maximum in two dimensions. The order of the saddle point can be determined by the
number of imaginary frequencies found in the vibrational analysis of the optimized (i.e.,
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zero-gradient) geometry. First-order saddle points have one imaginary frequency while
second-order saddle points have two. Transition states of chemical reactions are first-
order saddle points [Foresman and Frisch, 1996] because they are maximum along the
reaction coordinate and minimum in all other dimensions. Typically, the value of the
imaginary frequency determines the width of the barrier and is correlated with the barrier
height of a reaction. Higher imaginary frequency implies a narrower barrier, which is
typically associated with a higher barrier height while a lower imaginary frequency is
associated with a lower barrier height.
Reactants
Products
Transition State
Barrier Height
ReactionEnergyE
nerg
y
Reaction Coordinate
Van der Waals Complex
Reactants
Products
Transition State
Barrier Height
ReactionEnergyE
nerg
y
Reaction Coordinate
Van der Waals Complex
Figure 3-4 Energy profile of a bimolecular, exothermic reaction with one product
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3.3 Conformational Analysis of Reaction Products
3.3.1 Reactions of Quinones with NH3
Nucleophilic addition of ammonia to the carbonyl carbon of the four investigated
quinones was studied first. Although these reactions may not be experimentally very
interesting, they are computationally more affordable and can be used as a benchmark for
more relevant reactions. The studied reactions are given in Figure 3-2. As shown in the
Figure 3-2, the symmetric molecules, p-benzoquinone and o-benzoquinone, both react to
form only one single product (3-5 and 3-10, respectively) while the other two, substituted
chloro- and methyl-benzoquinones, which have two distinct carbonyl centers, will yield
two isomeric products. Therefore, for the latter two cases, both possibilities were
examined. The molecules 3-6 and 3-8 are the product of the addition reaction to the
carbonyl 1 position (as defined in Figures 3-1, 3-2 and 3-3) while 3-7 and 3-9 molecules
refer to the product of the addition at the carbonyl in position 4. Molecules 3-5 to 3-10
will be referred to further as the “products.”
To correctly determine the energetics of the investigated reactions, a complete
conformational analysis of the products was carried out to find the minimum-energy
conformations for each product molecule. Although they can be easily interchangeable,
in this chapter, the term “conformer” is used to describe any geometry of a molecule,
especially the one used as initial geometry in the optimization process while the term
“conformation” is used to describe a stationary point (i.e., an optimized geometry), which
can be either an energy minimum, or a saddle point.
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To determine all the conformations of 3-5, the product of the reaction between p-
benzoquinone (3-1) and NH3, a total of seven geometry optimizations were carried out
starting from seven (i.e., all possible) distinct conformers that were different in terms of
the rotation around the C1–O7 bond and rotation around the C1–N9 bond. Each of these
optimizations were carried out with very tight convergence criterion and took about
somewhere between one to three days of running time on a Unix Dell workstation to be
completed. The optimizations gave five stationary points including a saddle point and
four minima. Figure 3-5 shows all input geometries (i.e., the conformers) and all
optimized geometries (i.e., the conformations). These structures are arranged with the
input geometries in dotted line boxes above the optimized geometries in solid line boxes,
with the same color for the two boxes associated with a particular optimization
calculation. The label, however, is based on the relative energy of the conformation (i.e.,
optimized structure) with letter a used for the lowest-energy conformation, b for the
second-lowest-energy conformation, etc. A similar scheme is used in the other figures of
this section. The Cartesian coordinates for optimized geometries are given in the
Appendix B. A number of sample input files are presented in Appendix C.
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Input geometry
Optimized geometry
Input geometry
Optimized geometry
3-5g 3-5c 3-5e 3-5f
3-5d3-5a 3-5b
Figure 3-5 Seven input (dotted lines) and optimized (solid lines) geometries of the 3-5 product
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In the first three conformers (3-5g, 3-5c and 3-5e), the orientation of the NH2
group is fixed while rotating the OH group around the C1–O7 bond. For these
conformers, two H-N9-C1-O7 dihedral angles were set to +60 and –60 degrees while the
H-O7-C1-N9 dihedral angle was changed and the original values were 0, 180 and 60
degrees, respectively. In the conformers leading to 3-5f, 3-5a and 3-5d conformation, the
H-O7-C1-N9 dihedral angle is 60 degrees and the two H-N9-C1-O7 dihedral angles are
changed. In 3-5f and 3-5a conformer one of the H-O7-C1-N9 dihedral angle is set for 0
degrees, while the other two are –120 and +120 degrees, respectively. The two H-N9-C1-
O7 dihedral angles of the 3-5d and 3-5b conformers are –30 and –150 degrees, while the
H-O7-C1-N9 dihedral angles are +60 and –60 degrees, respectively. A similar procedure
of creating the input geometries was carried out for the other quinones and will not be
explained in this much detail there.
The 3-5g, 3-5c and 3-5e conformations have no significant change in the atom
orientation compared to the input geometries. The other conformers have changed the
atom orientation while optimization by rotating along either C1–N9 or C1–O7 bond. The
minimum energy conformation is the 3-5a structure. The 3-5g conformation is a first
order saddle point having an imaginary frequency at 260i cm-1 and it is 3.65 kcal/mol
higher in energy with respect to 3-5a. Structure 3-5c is the second lowest-energy
conformation and it is only 0.07 kcal/mol higher in energy than 3-5a. The 3-5e and 3-5f
conformations are essentially identical in optimized geometries although the input
geometries are different and they are 2.54 kcal/mol higher in energy. The conformation
3-5d is 1.78 kcal/mol higher in energy. The last conformation 3-5b is identical in energy
to 3-5a and it is actually the mirror image (i.e., enantiotopic conformation) of 3-5a.
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The conformers and conformations of the 3-6 and 3-7 molecules, the products of
the reaction between 2-chloro-p-benzoquinone are NH3, are given in Figures 3-6 and 3-7,
respectively. Similar to previous cases both input and optimized geometries are given in
the figures. They are arranged in order to more easily understand the input geometries
but the alphabetical letters follow the increasing energy of the optimized geometries. For
each of these two cases, eight different conformers were optimized to find conformations.
These optimizations took approximately four to twelve days to complete using very tight
convergence criterion. An additional conformation was included in this case than is
absent in p-benzoquinone case due to the asymmetry of the molecule when chloro group
is present. Cartesian coordinates for the optimized conformations of these two products
are given in Appendix B.
As shown in Figure 3-6, the eight conformers of the 3-6 product gave six
conformations because the optimized geometries labeled 3-6e and 3-6f are not distinct
(they are mirror images of each other) as are the conformations labeled 3-6a and 3-6b.
The minimum energy conformation of product 3-6 is 3-6a (or 3-6b). There are no saddle
points among these conformations. Conformation 3-6e (and 3-6f) is 0.62 kcal/mol higher
in energy than the minimum and 3-6d and 3-6g are 0.32 and 2.92 kcal/mol higher in
energy, respectively. The conformation 3-6h shows the highest energy and it is 3.60
kcal/mol higher with respect to 3-6a, while 3-6c is closer to the minimum and it is only
0.06 kcal/mol higher in energy.
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3-6e 3-6d 3-6g 3-6f
3-6a3-6h 3-6c
Input geometry
Optimized geometry
Input geometry
Optimized geometry
3-6b
Figure 3-6 Eight input (dotted lines) and optimized (solid lines) geometries of the 3-6 product
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3-7f 3-7c 3-7h 3-7g
3-7d3-7e 3-7a
Input geometry
Optimized geometry
Input geometry
Optimized geometry
3-7b
Figure 3-7 Eight input (dotted lines) and optimized (solid lines) geometries of the 3-7
product
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The eight conformers shown in Figure 3-7 for the 3-7 product, obtained in the
reaction of 2-chloro-p-benzoquinone and NH3, were optimized into seven different
conformations. In this case also conformers 3-7f and 3-7g are not distinct as they are
mirror images of each other. These are 2.47 kcal/mol higher in energy than the global
minimum of the conformations, which is 3-7a. Conformations 3-7b and 3-7h are
respectively 0.14 and 2.67 kcal/mol higher in energy while 3-7e and 3-7d are 1.84 and
1.70 kcal/mol higher in energy. Conformation 3-7b is somewhat similar to the geometry
of the minimum, 3-7a and it is only 0.04 kcal/mol higher in energy.
The conformational analysis of the products of 2-methyl-p-benzoquinone with
NH3 was carried out similar to the case of 2-chloro-p-benzoquinone. Input geometries
were created by replacing the chlorine atom of each conformer with a methyl group.
Optimization of each of these conformers took around one week to complete using very
tight convergence criterion. The conformers and conformations of the product 3-8 and
product 3-9 of this particular reaction are given in Figures 3-8 and 3-9, respectively.
Cartesian coordinates of optimized geometries are given in Appendix B. In both cases,
alphabetical order is the order of increasing energy of conformations. Optimization
yielded six different conformations with no saddle points for product 3-8. The input
conformers 3-8f and 3-8g were optimized to the same conformation as did 3-8c and 3-8d
conformers. The minimum energy conformation of the product is 3-8a. The 3-8f
conformation is 2.55 kcal/mol higher in energy with respect to 3-8a, while 3-8c is just
0.33 kcal/mol higher in energy. Conformations 3-8b, 3-8h and 3-8e are 0.25, 3.55 and
1.45 kcal/mol higher in energy than 3-8a, respectively.
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3-8f 3-8b 3-8g 3-8h
3-8c3-8e 3-8a
Input geometry
Optimized geometry
Input geometry
Optimized geometry
3-8d
Figure 3-8 Eight input (dotted lines) and optimized (solid lines) geometries of the 3-8
product
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3-9g 3-9b 3-9h 3-9f
3-9e3-9d 3-9a
Input geometry
Optimized geometry
Input geometry
Optimized geometry
3-9c
Figure 3-9 Eight input (dotted lines) and optimized (solid lines) geometries of the 3-9
product
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On the other hand, product 3-9 of 2-methyl-p-benzoquinone reaction ended up
with seven conformations after optimization of the eight conformers without saddle
points. In this case conformers 3-9g and 3-9h were optimized to the same conformation.
The minimum energy conformation for this set is 3-9a. Conformation 3-9g (and 3-9h) is
2.64 kcal/mol higher than the minimum. Other conformations 3-9b, 3-9c, 3-9d, 3-9e and
3-9f are respectively 0.09, 0.14, 1.84, 1.88 and 2.43 kcal/mol energetic than the
minimum-energy one.
The conformers and conformations of product 3-10 of the reaction between o-
benzoquinone and NH3 are given in Figure 3-10. As in previous cases, the alphabetical
order is the increasing order of energy of conformations. The Cartesian coordinates of
the optimized geometries are given in Appendix B. In this case, a total of eight
conformers were made simply by replacing the chlorine atom of the eight conformers of
product 3-6 of 2-chloro-p-benzoquinone reaction, with an oxygen atom and replacing the
oxygen atom at the fourth carbon position with a hydrogen atom. Three to four days of
running time on a single processor machine were required for an optimization of each of
these conformers. The optimization gave six different conformations. There are no
saddle points among these conformations. The minimum-energy conformation is 3-10a
and it is exactly same as the 3-10b. The 3-10f and 3-10g conformations are also identical
and are 3.69 kcal/mol higher in energy with respect to the lowest-energy conformation.
On the other hand, the other four conformations 3-10c, 3-10d, 3-10e and 3-10h are
different and are 2.60, 2.66, 3.44 and 6.60 kcal/mol higher in energy, respectively.
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3-10a 3-10f 3-10b 3-10g
3-10e3-10c 3-10h
Input geometry
Optimized geometry
Input geometry
Optimized geometry
3-10d
Figure 3-10 Eight input (dotted lines) and optimized (solid lines) geometries of the 3-
10 product
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Table 3-1 summarizes three interesting dihedral angles of the minimum-energy
conformation of all products investigated in this section. It can be observed that for all
products except 3-10a, all three dihedral angles are in the same range. The two H-N9-C1-
O7 angles are around –70 and +170 degrees while the H-O7-C1-N9 dihedral angles are
around –40 degrees. The structural representations of these conformations, given in the
figures above, support this observation. This indicates that there is no significant
influence from the substituent in determining the main features of the geometry of the
global minimum among the studied products. It should be pointed out that in all of these
cases, the hydrogen bonded to the oxygen is oriented towards the nitrogen atom
suggesting that intramolecular hydrogen bonding might be a determining factor of
stabilizing this arrangement. However, the conformation 3-10a, which is obtained in the
reaction between o-benzoquinone and NH3, is completely different due to closer carbonyl
groups compared to p-benzoquinone derivatives. In this case, the hydrogen atom of the
OH group is oriented towards (i.e., form hydrogen bonds with) the carbonyl oxygen,
which is closer in this case and also more electronegative than nitrogen.
Table 3-1 Selected dihedral angles (in degrees) of the minimum-energy conformations of the products of reactions between quinones and NH3
Structure H-N9-C1-O7 H-N9-C1-O7 H-O7-C1-N9
3-5a –68.8 169.9 –41.4
3-6a –70.2 167.9 –34.9
3-7a –68.3 170.0 –41.5
3-8a –68.5 171.3 –38.9
3-9a –68.6 170.0 –42.6
3-10a 58.0 –63.5 79.1
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3.3.2 Reactions of Quinones with CH3NH2
The reactions between quinones and CH3NH2 form the same kind of products as
in the case of NH3. A scheme of the investigated reactions is shown in Figure 3-3. The
product of the reaction starting from p-benzoquinone (3-1) is 3-11. The two isomeric
products of the reaction of 2-chloro-p-benzoquinone (3-2) are denoted as 3-12 and 3-13,
respectively, for addition at the carbon 1 and carbon 4 while the two products of 2-
methyl-p-benzoquinone (3-3) are numbered as 3-14 and 3-15 in the same way. Finally,
the product of o-benzoquinone (3-4) is labeled as 3-16.
A total of nine conformations were investigated for the 3-11 product. The input
and optimized geometries for this product are given in the Figures 3-11 and 3-12.
Optimized conformations are abbreviated alphabetically in order of increasing energy.
The conformers were obtained by rotation of OH group around the C1–O7 bond axis and
rotation of NH2 group around the C1–N9 bond axis. As it is shown in Figure 3-11, the
first three conformers were made by keeping the H-O7-C1-N9 dihedral angle at +60
degrees while changing the H-N9-C1-O7 dihedral angle in 120-degree increments. As a
result, the H-N9-C1-O7 dihedral angle of the first three conformers, 3-11i, 3-11a and 3-
11c were +60, –60 and 180 degrees, respectively. For the second three conformers, 3-
11d, 3-11e and 3-11f, the H-O7-C1-N9 dihedral angle is 180 degrees while for the last
three conformations, 3-11h, 3-11b and 3-11g (see Figure 3-12), it is –60 degrees. The
dihedral angle of H-N9-C1-O7 is changed similarly for the latter two cases as it is done for
the first three conformers. Time required for the successful optimization of these product
conformers varied between 4 to 15 days using very tight convergence criterion.
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3-11i 3-11a 3-11c
3-11e3-11d 3-11f
Input geometry
Optimized geometry
Input geometry
Optimized geometry
Figure 3-11 Six input (dotted lines) and optimized (solid lines) geometries of the 3-11
product
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3-11h 3-11b 3-11g
Input geometry
Optimized geometry
Figure 3-12 Three additional input (dotted lines) and optimized (solid lines)
geometries of the 3-11 product
There is no significant change in atom orientations in the optimized geometries
compared to the input geometries for any of the conformers except 3-11a and 3-11g.
These conformers changed their orientations of atoms during the optimization to
configurations identical to 3-11b and 3-11f, respectively. As a result, seven distinct
conformations with no saddle points were found. The global minimum-energy
conformation is 3-11a (or 3-11b). The determined energies of the other conformations
with respect to this minimum are as follows: 0.77 kcal/mol for 3-11c, 1.23 kcal/mol for 3-
11d, 1.78 kcal/mol for 3-11e, 2.39 kcal/mol for 3-11f (and 3-11g), 3.40 kcal/mol for 3-
11h, and 3.46 kcal/mol for 3-11i.
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Conformational analysis of the products of reactions of 2-chloro-p-benzoquinone
and 2-methyl-p-benzoquinone with methylamine was done by optimizing 36 conformers
in each case. These conformers consist of both isomeric products, each having 18
different conformers. Conformers were obtained by replacing hydrogen atoms on the
benzoquinone ring of each of the nine p-benzoquinone product conformers (see Figures
3-11 and 3-12) with either chlorine atom for products 3-12 and 3-13 or methyl group for
products 3-14 and 3-15, respectively. Cartesian coordinates of the optimized geometries
of all conformations obtained from these conformers are given in Appendix B.
Out of 18 conformers of the 3-12 product, 16 distinct conformations with no
saddle points were found. The optimized geometries of these conformations are given in
Figure 3-13. The conformations are arranged in order of increasing electronic energies
with the minimum-energy conformation of the 3-12 product being 3-12a. The calculated
energy (in kcal/mol) relative to 3-12a, of the remaining conformations 3-12b through 3-
12p are as follows: 0.60 (3-12b), 1.64 (3-12c), 1.83 (3-12d), 2.38 (3-12e), 2.39 (3-12f),
2.48 (3-12g), 3.73 (3-12h), 3.95 (3-12i), 4.81 (3-12j), 5.00 (3-12k), 5.09 (3-12l), 5.23 (3-
12m), 5.29 (3-12n), 5.31 (3-12o) and 7.23 (3-12p).
The product 3-13 of this reaction gave 14 distinct conformations from
optimization of the 18 conformers. The optimized geometries of these conformations are
shown in Figure 3-14. The minimum energy conformation is 3-13a. The energies (in
kcal/mol) relative to 3-13a are as follows: 0.12 (3-13b), 0.83 (3-13c), 0.86 (3-13d), 1.31
(3-13e), 1.42 (3-13f), 1.75 (3-13g), 1.87 (3-13h), 2.32 (3-13i), 2.55 (3-13j), 3.45 (3-13k),
3.46 (3-13l), 3.56 (3-13m) and 3.72 (3-13n). Each of these conformers needed around 6–
12 days to complete optimization.
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3-12e 3-12f 3-12g 3-12h
3-12n3-12m 3-12o 3-12p
3-12a 3-12b 3-12c 3-12d
3-12i 3-12j 3-12k 3-12l
Figure 3-13 The optimized geometries of conformations of the 3-12 product of the reaction between 2-chloro-p-benzoquinone and CH3NH2
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3-13e 3-13f 3-13g 3-13h
3-13m 3-13n
3-13a 3-13b 3-13c 3-13d
3-13i 3-13j 3-13k 3-13l
Figure 3-14 The optimized geometries of conformations of the 3-13 product of the reaction between 2-chloro-p-benzoquinone and CH3NH2
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Conformational analysis of products 3-14 and 3-15 of the reaction between 2-
methyl-p-benzoquinone and CH3NH2 were done in a similar way as done for 2-chloro-p-
benzoquinone reactions mentioned earlier. The investigated 18 conformers for 3-14 gave
16 different conformations (see Figure 3-15) with no saddle points while the 18
conformers of 3-15 gave 13 different conformations (see Figure 3-16) without any saddle
points after optimizations. These conformers required 3-10 days of running time for the
optimization.
The optimized 16 conformations of 3-14 are given in Figure 3-15. The minimum
energy conformation for this product is 3-14a and all the other conformations are
arranged in order of increasing their electronic energies relative to 3-14a. The relative
energies (in kcal/mol) of these conformations are as follows: 0.78 (3-14b), 1.60 (3-14c),
1.61 (3-14d), 2.21 (3-14e), 2.33 (3-14f), 2.91 (3-14g), 3.59 (3-14h), 4.45 (3-14i), 5.09 (3-
14j), 5.31 (3-14k), 5.53 (3-14l), 5.66 (3-14m), 6.63 (3-14n), 7.20 (3-14o) and 8.07 (3-
14p). It is interesting to point out the large difference in energy that can be observed
between various minimum-energy conformations and the need for a careful analysis of
the lowest-energy one that will be used in determining the energy of reaction.
The optimized 13 conformations of 3-15 are given in Figure 3-16. The minimum
energy conformation for this product is the structure 3-15a and all the other
conformations are arranged in order of increasing their electronic energies relative to the
3-15a. The relative energies (in kcal/mol) of these conformations are as follows: 0.15 (3-
15b), 0.80 (3-15c), 0.94 (3-15d), 1.28 (3-15e), 1.31 (3-15f), 1.85 (3-15g), 1.86 (3-15h),
2.49 (3-15i), 2.53 (3-15j), 3.32 (3-15k), 3.54 (3-15l) and 3.56 (3-15m).
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3-14e 3-14f 3-14g 3-14h
3-14n3-14m 3-14o 3-14p
3-14a 3-14b 3-14c 3-14d
3-14i 3-14j 3-14k 3-14l
Figure 3-15 The optimized geometries of conformations of the 3-14 product for the reaction between 2-methyl-p-benzoquinone and CH3NH2
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3-15e 3-15f 3-15g
3-15l 3-15m
3-15a 3-15b 3-15c 3-15d
3-15h 3-15i 3-15j
3-15k
Figure 3-16 The optimized geometries of conformations of the 3-15 product for the reaction between 2-methyl-p-benzoquinone and CH3NH2
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Conformers for the product of the reaction between o-benzoquinone and CH3NH2
were made by using the 18 conformers of the 3-12 product by replacing the chlorine atom
with an oxygen atom and the oxygen atom at the carbonyl group with a hydrogen atom.
However, the optimization of theses conformers produced only 11 distinct conformations
for this product. There were no saddle points among these conformations. The
optimizations of these conformers took around 12 days for a successful completion. The
optimized geometries of these conformations are shown in Figure 3-17 and Cartesian
coordinates of the optimized geometries are given in Appendix B.
In Figure 3-17, the structures are arranged in order of increasing electronic
energies with respect to the minimum-energy conformation, 3-16a. The relative energies
(in kcal/mol) of these conformations relative to the global minimum are as follows: 0.58
(3-16b), 1.33 (3-16c), 1.80 (3-16d), 2.59 (3-16e), 2.59 (3-16f), 3.33 (3-16g), 3.94 (3-
16h), 5.21 (3-16i), 5.97 (3-16j) and 7.36 (3-16k).
Selected dihedral angles of the lowest-energy conformations for all products of
quinone reactions with CH3NH2 are shown in Table 3-2. Similar to the products of the
reaction with NH3, the dihedral angles of the products of p-benzoquinone derivatives are
not significantly different. The H-N9-C1-O7 dihedral angle is around –60 degrees, the C-
N9-C1-O7 dihedral angle is around +175 degrees, and the H-O7-C1-N9 dihedral angle is
around 40 degrees. All the products minima of p-benzoquinone derivatives have a
similar arrangement of atoms at the reactive carbon center. Comparing the
benzoquinones (substituted or not), it can be noted that a substituent in position 2 modify
to a greater extend the most stable conformation than a substituent in position 3. For
example, in the 3-12a conformation which has a chloro substituent on carbon 2, the H-
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O7-C1-N9 and C-N9-C1-O7 dihedral angles are –48.8 and +172.8 degrees, respectively,
whereas those of 3-13a, which has the chloro substituent on carbon 3 are –43.1 and
+174.2 degrees, respectively, which are closer to the values in 3-11a. The same trend is
observed for the product of methyl-p-benzoquinone. Similar to the case of NH3 products,
the 3-16a conformation of the o-benzoquinone product has completely different
orientation (i.e., dihedral angles).
3-16e 3-16f 3-16g 3-16h
3-16a 3-16b 3-16c 3-16d
3-16i 3-16j 3-16k
Figure 3-17 The optimized geometries of conformations of the 3-16 product of the
reaction between o-benzoquinone and CH3NH2
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Table 3-2 Selected dihedral angles (in degrees) of the minimum-energy conformations of the products of reactions between quinones and CH3NH2
Structure H-N9-C1-O7 C-N9-C1-O7 H-O7-C1-N9
3-11a –60.3 174.5 –43.2
3-12a –60.3 172.8 –48.8
3-13a –60.2 174.2 –43.1
3-14a –62.8 172.0 –39.3
3-15a –60.1 174.5 –44.4
3-16a 66.4 –59.7 –79.3
3.3.3 Reaction of p-Benzoquinone with C2H5NH2
To determine the influence of the N-containing nucleophile, the reaction between
p-benzoquinone and C2H5NH2 was investigated. The product of this reaction is
numbered as 3-17. The reactions of C2H5NH2 with other quinones were not carried out
due to time limitation. Conformational analysis of the product of this reaction was more
difficult than the previous cases due to the inclusion of an additional C–C bond suitable
for rotation. A total of 27 input conformers were created for the conformational analysis.
These conformers were made starting with the nine input conformers of the product of
the reaction between p-benzoquinone and CH3NH2 (see Figures 3-11 and 3-12). Each of
these nine conformers led to three input conformers of the 3-17 product by replacing each
of the hydrogen atoms of the methyl group attached to the amine nitrogen with another
methyl group. All of these conformers were optimized using normal convergence
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criterion. The optimization of a conformer took around 4–10 days. These conformers
yielded 19 different conformations after optimization, without any saddle points.
Ball and stick structural representation of these optimized conformations are
given in Figure 3-18 and the conformations are arranged in increasing order of relative
electronic energies. The minimum-energy conformation of the product is 3-17a. The
relative energies (in kcal/mol) of the other conformations with respect to 3-17a are as
follows: 0.70 (3-17b), 1.26 (3-17c), 1.52 (3-17d), 1.68 (3-17e), 1.75 (3-17f), 1.89 (3-
17g), 2.11 (3-17h), 2.34 (3-17i), 2.50 (3-17j), 3.40 (3-17k), 3.44 (3-17l), 3.78 (3-17m),
3.83 (3-17n), 4.28 (3-17o), 4.41 (3-17p), 4.78 (3-17q), 6.10 (3-17r) and 6.78 (3-17s).
The Cartesian coordinates of these products conformations are given in Appendix B.
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3-17f 3-17g 3-17h 3-17i
3-17q3-17p 3-17r 3-17s
3-17a 3-17b 3-17c 3-17d
3-17k 3-17l 3-17m 3-17n
3-17j
3-17e
3-17o
Figure 3-18 The optimized geometries of conformations of the 3-17 product of the reaction between p-benzoquinone and C2H5NH2
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3.3.4 Reaction of p-Benzoquinone with Lysine
The reaction of p-benzoquinone with lysine, which is an amino acid containing
two amino groups, was investigated. Only the reaction of the terminal amino group of
lysine was considered. A complete conformational analysis of the product was not
carried out because of the large amount of time necessary for optimizing one
conformation and the large number of conformations that need to be considered. In this
situation, only one conformer was optimized at very tight convergence limits and it took
42 days for the completion. Also, analysis of optimization cycles suggested that even
using a normal convergence criterion, the optimization would need over 30 days of
running time. This single conformer was created starting from the minimum-energy
conformation of the reaction with C2H5NH2 by extending the hydrocarbon chain and
attaching the amino acid moiety at the end of the chain. The optimized geometries of the
product and the nucleophile agent lysine are shown in Figure 3-19. The product is
numbered as 3-19.
3-193-18
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Figure 3-19 The optimized geometries of lysine nucleophile 3-18 (panel a) and product, 3-19 (panel b) of the reaction between p-benzoquinone and lysine
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A comparison of selected dihedral angles of the products of reactions of p-
benzoquinone with NH3, CH3NH2, C2H5NH2 and lysine are given in Table 3-3. The four
product conformations are 3-5a, 3-11a, 3-17a and 3-19, respectively. The H-N9-C1-O7
dihedral angles are in the range –60 to –69 degrees and the maximum angle of this is
found in the product 3-5a (–68.8 degrees). The C-N9-C1-O7 dihedral angles (or H-N9-C1-
O7 for 3-5a) are in the range of +169 to +175. In this case, all the products with alkyl
amines are quite similar while for 3-5a the angle is +169.9 degrees. While the H-O7-C1-
N9 dihedral angle for all alkyl amine products are around –43 the product of reaction with
NH3 has a slightly smaller dihedral angle at –41.4 degrees.
Table 3-3 Selected dihedral angles (in degrees) of the minimum-energy conformations of the products of reactions between p-benzoquinone and four investigated nucleophiles
Structure H-N9-C1-O7 C-N9-C1-O7 H-O7-C1-N9
3-5a –68.8 169.9 –41.4
3-11a –60.3 174.5 –43.2
3-17a –61.3 173.7 –42.3
3-19 –60.4 174.8 –42.8
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3.4 Determining and Characterizing the Transition States
The investigated reactions, even though they are elementary, can be seen as
having two steps occurring simultaneously: the forming of a new C1–N9 bond and the
hydrogen transfer from N9 to O7. Therefore, the transition states of these reactions,
which will be called, more correctly, saddle points herein, can be therefore seen as proton
transfer processes. For all reactions except the one with lysine, we examined three
different ways of proton transfer as the reaction progresses. In other words, there are
three different pathways considered leading to the products. The first saddle point
considered is the direct transfer of hydrogen from the nitrogen atom to the oxygen. The
second saddle point includes a water molecule (seen as the solvent) to produce an indirect
hydrogen transfer through a water molecule. The third transition state is similar to the
one with water but a methanol molecule replaces the water molecule to give an indirect
hydrogen transfer through a methanol molecule. In the following sections, these three
saddle points are labeled as α (direct transfer), β (through a water molecule) or γ (through
a methanol molecule), respectively. In these latter two cases, the water or the methanol
molecule takes hydrogen from the nucleophile and simultaneously giving hydrogen of its
own to the oxygen atom to form the product and regenerate the solvent molecule.
Therefore, the process of these two transition states can also be seen as a pseudo-catalytic
process.
The optimizations of all saddle points reported here were carried out using very
tight convergence limits. All saddle point were characterized as first-order saddle points
with only one imaginary frequency, associated with the reaction coordinate.
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In a number of figures below showing the saddle points for all the investigated
reactions, the α saddle points are always presented in purple boxes, the β saddle points
are in red boxes, and the γ saddle points are in yellow boxes. The number part of the
label is the same number as the product that the saddle point forms. For example, the
three saddle points, describing three different reaction pathways, leading to the 3-5
product are denoted as 3-5α, 3-5β and 3-5γ. When more than one conformation is
possible and determined, Roman numerals are used to define them in increasing order of
energy. Cartesian coordinates of the optimized saddle points are given in Appendix B.
An energy diagram for each reaction is also presented below, and in these figures
the saddle points are enclosed in boxes of same color as described above while the
reactant molecules are in blue colored boxes and the products are in green colored boxes.
The relative energies given in these diagrams are calculated with respect to the (sum of
the) energies of reactants.
3.4.1 Reactions of Quinones with NH3
The optimized geometries of the three investigated saddle points of the reaction
between p-benzoquinone and NH3 leading to the 3-5 product are given in Figure 3-20.
The optimization of these three saddle points took 1, 4 and 7 days respectively for the 3-
5α, 3-5β and 3-5γ. The imaginary frequencies of the 3-5α, 3-5β and 3-5γ were found to
be at 1550i, 1156i and 1187i cm-1, respectively. These frequencies are associated with
normal modes that involve a large contribution of vibration of the hydrogen between the
N and O atoms. For example, in the 3-5α saddle point, hydrogen is moving between the
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N9 and O7 atoms. In the other two cases, the imaginary frequency is associated with
simultaneous movements of two hydrogen atoms. For example, in the 3-5β saddle point,
when the hydrogen from the N9 move towards the oxygen atom of the water molecule,
the hydrogen in the water molecule which is oriented towards the O7 atom of the quinone
ring moves toward O7.
The energy diagram of this reaction is given in Figure 3-21. In this case, the
energies of the saddle points and the 3-5 product are relative to the sum of the energies of
3-1 and NH3. According to the calculations, the reaction is an exothermic process with
the reaction energy of –6.95 kcal/mol. This energy of reaction is determined based on the
3-5a product conformation. The barrier height of the reaction through the 3-5α saddle
point is high at 33.95 kcal/mol, and is dramatically decreased when the reaction occurs
through either of the other two saddle points (3-5β and 3-5γ). The values for the latter
two are 7.58 and 7.71 kcal/mol, respectively. It can be concluded that the reaction will be
faster in protic solvents. Water showed a slight preference compared to methanol.
3-5β3-5α 3-5γ
Figure 3-20 The optimized geometries of the three saddle points leading to the 3-5 product of the reaction between p-benzoquinone and NH3
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The transition states studied for the reaction between 2-chloro-p-benzoquinone
and NH3 involves finding transition states for both 3-6 and 3-7 products. Figures 3-22
and 3-23 show the investigated transition states leading to these two products,
respectively. Two possible conformations for the β and γ saddle points were
investigated. One conformation has the solvent molecule residing on the side of the
chloro- group while the other conformation has the solvent molecule on the opposite side
to the substituent. In the Figures 3-22 and 3-23, these conformations are denoted by
using superscripted Roman numbers, in which i represents the lowest-energy
conformation. For example, the two conformations of 3-6β are given as the 3-6βi and 3-
6βii. The optimization of these transition states took around 5 to 8 days. The input
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geometries of these saddle points were made by replacing relevant hydrogen atoms on the
quinone ring with a chlorine atom.
The imaginary frequencies of the saddle points leading to the 3-6 product (see
Figure 3-22) are as follows: 1572i (3-6α), 1223i (3-6βi), 1315i (3-6βii), 1258i (3-6γi) and
1254i (3-6γii) cm-1. In the 3-6β and 3-6γ saddle points, the conformation with the solvent
molecule residing on the opposite side (3-6βi and 3-6γi, respectively) has lower energy
than the other. The energy differences between the 3-6βi and 3-6βii conformations is 2.70
kcal/mol while between the 3-6γi and 3-6γii conformations is 2.12 kcal/mol. It can be
observed that the saddle points with lower imaginary frequencies are lower in energy
than the saddle points with higher imaginary frequencies.
The imaginary frequencies of the saddle points leading to the 3-7 product (see
Figure 3-23) are as follows: 1564i (3-7α), 1188i (3-7βi), 1196i (3-7βii), 1227i (3-7γi) and
1230i (3-7γii). Similar to the previous case, lower energies were found when the solvent
molecule is on the opposite side (3-7βi and 3-7γi) but the energy differences between
conformations being smaller. The energy difference between the 3-7βi and 3-7βii is 0.07
and that between the 3-7γi and 3-7γii is 0.05 in kcal/mol.
These results indicate that there are some destabilizing electronic effects between
the substituent chlorine group and the solvent molecule (including the transferring
hydrogen atoms) that are significant only when the chloro substituent is at carbon 2
position and not at carbon 3 position. However, the energies of the 3-7 saddle point
series are higher than the analogous of the 3-6 saddle point series.
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3-6βi i
3-6γi i
3-6βi
3-6γi
3-6α
Figure 3-22 The optimized geometries of five saddle points leading to the 3-6 product of the reaction between 2-chloro-p-benzoquinone and NH3
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3-7βi i
3-7γi i
3-7βi
3-7γi
3-7α
Figure 3-23 The optimized geometries of five saddle points leading to the 3-7 product of the reaction between 2-chloro-p-benzoquinone and NH3
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Figures 3-24 show the energy diagrams for the reaction between NH3 and 2-
chloro-p-benzoquinone leading to the 3-6 and 3-7 products. The relative energies of
saddle points and the products were calculated with reference to the sum of the energies
of the reactants. The energy levels and the values are shown in different colors, and these
colors are the same as the boxes that enclosed the appropriate molecule.
The energy of the reaction giving the 3-6 product is –9.58 kcal/mol. The barrier
height of the reaction through the 3-6α saddle point is 30.97 kcal/mol while that through
the other two saddle points, 3-6βi and 3-6γi, are 4.62 and 4.61 kcal/mol, respectively. On
the other hand, for the formation of the 3-7 product, the energy of the reaction was found
to be less negative at –6.97 kcal/mol. The barrier height of this reaction through the 3-7α
saddle point is 33.81 kcal/mol and that of the 3-7βi and 3-7γi saddle points are 7.58 and
7.65 kcal/mol, respectively. In both cases, the reaction via β saddle point has the lowest
barrier height while reaction through the direct hydrogen transfer is significantly higher.
There is no significant difference between the barrier heights using different solvent
molecules. Because all three saddle points of the reaction leading to the 3-6 product have
lower barrier heights than the equivalent saddle points giving the 3-7 product, the
reaction at the carbonyl position 1 leading to the 3-6 product is predicted to be much
easier than at the carbonyl 4 position leading to the 3-7 product.
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Investigation of the saddle points of the reaction between 2-methyl-p-
benzoquinone and NH3 was carried out in a similar way to the 2-chloro-p-benzoquinone
case discussed above. Input geometries for the optimizations were prepared by replacing
chlorine from the input geometries of 2-chloro-p-benzoquinone saddle points with methyl
groups. Each saddle point optimization took around 3 – 13 days.
Figure 3-25 shows all the saddle point geometries that are leading to the 3-8
product of the reaction between 2-methyl-p-benzoquinone and NH3. The imaginary
frequencies of these saddle points are as follows: 1567i (3-8α), 1153i (3-8βi), 1183i (3-
8βii), 1191i (3-8γi) and 1208i (3-8γii). The energy difference between the 3-8βi and 3-8βii
saddle points is 0.66 kcal/mol. On the other hand, the difference between the 3-8γi and 3-
8γii saddle points is 0.46 kcal/mol.
Figure 3-26 shows all the saddle point geometries that are leading to the 3-9
product of the reaction. The imaginary frequencies for them are as follows: 1545i (3-9α),
1130i (3-9βi), 1139i (3-9βii), 1161i (3-9γi) and 1168i (3-9γii). The energy difference
between the 3-9βi and 3-9βii saddle points is 0.10 kcal/mol while the difference between
the 3-9γi and 3-9γii saddle points is 0.06 kcal/mol.
The effect of the methyl substituent on the energy differences between the
conformations of two β and two γ saddle points is much lower when compared to the
chloro substituent. These observed differences imply that the electronic effects of the
methyl group are less significant than those of the chloro substituent. Here also the effect
is very small when the substituent is at carbon 3 position.
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3-8βi i
3-8γi i
3-8βi
3-8γi
3-8α
Figure 3-25 The optimized geometries of five saddle points leading to the 3-8 product of the reaction between 2-methyl-p-benzoquinone and NH3
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3-9βi i
3-9γi i
3-9βi
3-9γi
3-9α
Figure 3-26 The optimized geometries of five saddle points leading to the 3-9 product of the reaction between 2-methyl-p-benzoquinone and NH3
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Figure 3-27 shows the energy diagrams for the two reactions of 2-methyl-p-
benzoquinone leading to the 3-8 and 3-9 products. The calculated energies of reaction
were –6.16 and –5.91 kcal/mol for the 3-8 and 3-9 products, respectively. Again, the
methyl substituent does not influence the preference for a product versus the other to the
same extent as chloro substituent does.
The barrier height of the reaction leading to the 3-8 product through the 3-8α
saddle point is 34.32 kcal/mol and that of the reaction through the 3-8βi and 3-8γi saddle
points are 8.04 and 8.19 kcal/mol, respectively. Similarly, barrier height of the reaction
leading to the 3-9 product through the 3-9α saddle point is 34.97 kcal/mol. The reaction
through the 3-9βi has a barrier height of 8.53 kcal/mol and that with the 3-9γi is 8.71
kcal/mol.
Similar to the previous reactions, both reactions have the lowest-energy barrier
height for the saddle point in which the hydrogen transfers occur through a water
molecule. The methanol-containing saddle points also show lower barrier heights, which
are just slightly higher in energy than those containing water. When comparing the two
reactions, the reaction producing the 3-8 has lower barrier heights for all saddle points
than the reaction leading to the 3-9. Therefore, the attack of the nucleophile to the
carbonyl 1 is more likely than the attack at carbonyl 4.
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Figure 3-27 The energy diagrams of the reaction between 2-methyl-p-benzoquinone
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The saddle points investigated for the reaction of o-benzoquinone with NH3 are
given in Figure 3-28. In this case, just one possible conformation of each of the three
saddle points was investigated. The optimization of these saddle points took around 2 - 9
days of running time for completion. The observed imaginary frequencies are as follows:
1563i (3-10α), 1168i (3-10β) and 1217i (3-10γ).
The energy diagram for the reaction is given in Figure 3-29. The reaction energy
calculated for this reaction is –16.66 kcal/mol. The three transition states have barrier
heights of 25.15, –1.11 and –1.03 kcal/mol for 3-10α, 3-10β and 3-10γ, respectively.
These energies were calculated relative to the energy of reactants. Similarly to the
previously discussed reactions lowest barrier height was observed for the 3-10β saddle
point. The 3-10γ saddle point is just above the 3-10β saddle point and the 3-10α saddle
point has a large barrier height. It should be noted that the barrier heights involving
hydrogen transfer through water or methanol have negative values. This may seem
unreasonable but is a common feature for bimolecular reactions with strong van der
Waals (or electrostatic) intermolecular interactions and low barrier heights compared to
these van der Waals complexes. The results obtained here suggest that the interaction
between the reactants (quinone, ammonia, and water) is stronger than for previous
quinones. This makes the saddle point lower in energy that the separated reactants giving
therefore a negative barrier height.
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Figure 3-28 The optimized geometries of three saddle points leading to the 3-10 product of the reaction between o-benzoquinone and NH3
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3.4.2 Reactions of Quinones with CH3NH2
In this section, the results of the reactions of the four investigated quinones with
CH3NH2 are presented in a similar way to the section above. All figures and tables are
arranged and featured similar to the above section. Due to the a much longer
optimization running time and the higher number of possibilities present, investigating
the saddle points of the reactions with CH3NH2 was more complicated than the case with
NH3. The α-β-γ labels of the saddle points are the same to the cases of reactions with
NH3. Cartesian coordinates for all the saddle points describe in this section are given in
Appendix B.
Figure 3-30 shows the optimized saddle points for the reaction of p-benzoquinone
with CH3NH2. The product of this reaction is 3-11 and therefore saddle points are
numbered as 3-11α, 3-11β and 3-11γ. Optimization time for these saddle points was
around 10 days. Saddle point 3-11α has only a single conformation and its imaginary
frequency is 1578i cm-1. The other two saddle points have two conformations each that
are different with respect to the orientation of the amine methyl group. The 3-11βi saddle
point is the minimum and 3-11βii is 0.29 kcal/mol higher in energy compared to it. In a
same way, 3-11γi is 0.39 kcal/mol lower in energy than and 3-11γii. The calculated
imaginary frequencies are 1065i cm-1 for 3-11βi, 1040i cm-1 for 3-11βii, 1104i cm-1 for 3-
11γi and 1069i cm-1 for 3-11γii. The energy diagram for this reaction is given in Figure 3-
31. The energy of the reaction is –9.12 kcal/mol and the barrier heights of the three
saddle points are 29.25, 2.37 and 2.66 kcal/mol respectively for 3-11α, 3-11βi and 3-11γi.
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Figure 3-30 The optimized geometries of five saddle points leading to the 3-11 product of the reaction between p-benzoquinone and CH3NH2
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The saddle points investigated for the reaction of 2-chloro-p-benzoquinone and
CH3NH2 are presented in Figures 3-32 and 3-33. In this case, input geometries for the
optimization were made by replacing relevant hydrogen atoms with chlorine atoms in the
saddle points of p-benzoquinone reaction with CH3NH2 (see Figure 3-29). Totally 20-
saddle point conformations were investigated leading to products 3-12 and 3-13. Each
reaction has ten saddle points. The optimization process required around 8 – 10 days of
computer running time for each of these saddle points.
In both cases, α saddle point has two conformations while β and γ saddle points
have four each (see Figures 3-32 and 3-33). Those conformations are arranged in order of
increasing their electronic energy.
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Figure 3-32 The optimized geometries of ten saddle points leading to the 3-12 product of the reaction between 2-chloro-p-benzoquinone and CH3NH2
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Figure 3-33 The optimized geometries of ten saddle points leading to the 3-13 product of the reaction between 2-chloro-p-benzoquinone and CH3NH2
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The energy difference between 3-12αi and 3-12αii is 0.78 kcal/mol while that
between 3-13αi and 3-13αii is 0.11 kcal/mol. This implies that when substituent chlorine
group is farther from the reactive end (like in the 3-13αi and 3-13αii), the influence of the
substituent on the structure of the saddle point is less significant. Moreover, this
phenomenon can be seen for the other two types of saddle points. The calculated
energies for 3-12βii, 3-12βiii and 3-12βiv relative to 3-12βi are 3.14, 3.40 and 4.73
kcal/mol, respectively, and energies of 3-13βii, 3-13βiii and 3-13βiv are 0.01, 0.25 and 0.43
kcal/mol, respectively, relative to 3-13βi. The energies for 3-12γii, 3-12γiii and 3-12γiv
relative to the 3-12γi are respectively 2.74, 3.25 and 4.24 kcal/mol while those for 3-13γii,
3-13γiii and 3-13γiv relative to the 3-13γi are 0.01, 0.37 and 0.51 kcal/mol. In this case, it
is more evident that for the saddle points involving solvent molecules, the relative
energies are more affected by the substituent group. When the substituent is far, i.e. at
the 3rd carbon, the energy difference among the conformations are lower than the
conformations with substituent at 2nd carbon. The major reason for this might be the
electronic repulsion between the substituent group and the solvent molecule. The energy
diagrams for these two reactions are given in Figure 3-34.
The imaginary frequencies (in cm-1) obtained for the saddle points of these
reactions are as follows: for the 3-12 saddle points, 1607i (3-12αi), 1647i (3-12αii), 1112i
(3-12βi), 1086i (3-12βii), 1352i (3-12βiii), 1314i (3-12βiv), 1190i (3-12γi), 1368i (3-12γii),
1154i (3-12γiii), 1344i (3-12γiv) and for the 3-13 saddle points, 1590i (3-13αi), 1592i (3-
13αii), 1086i (3-13βi), 1094i (3-13βii), 1066i (3-13βiii), 1076i (3-13βiv), 1154i (3-13γi),
1149i (3-13γii), 1114i (3-13γiii), 1117i (3-13γiv). One can see that the higher imaginary
frequencies are associated with saddle points that are higher in energy.
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The energy for the reaction giving 3-12 is –12.62 kcal/mol and that for the
reaction giving 3-13 is –9.30 kcal/mol. The calculated barrier heights associated with 3-
12αi, 3-12βi and 3-12γi are 26.22, –0.82 and –0.55 kcal/mol respectively. As well, the
calculated barrier heights associated with 3-13αi, 3-13βi and 3-13γi are 28.92, 2.28 and
2.55 kcal/mol respectively. In the former case, the calculated barrier height values are
negative, again, an indication of stronger van der Waals interactions and lower barrier
starting from these complexes. A better understanding would require a careful analysis
on the van der Waals complexes but this study is prohibited at this time. As seen for
other reactions, both β and γ saddle points have drastically lower values of barrier heights
than the α saddle point. On the other hand, formation of the product 3-12 is much easier
than the formation of 3-13 in either reaction pathway.
Investigation of the saddle points for the reaction of CH3NH2 with 2-methyl-p-
benzoquinone was carried out similar to the case of 2-chloro-p-benzoquinone. The input
geometries were made by replacing chlorine group in all 2-chloro-p-benzoquinone saddle
points with a methyl group. The optimization process of these saddle points took around
4–5 days. The optimized conformations of the saddle points are shown in Figures 3-35
and 3-36. Figure 3-35 presents the saddle points leading to the product 3-14 while Figure
3-36 presents those leading to the product 3-15. The imaginary frequencies (in cm-1)
obtained for these saddle points are as follows: for the 3-14 saddle points, 1589i (3-14αi),
1619i (3-14αii), 1045i (3-14βi), 1102i (3-14βii), 1073i (3-14βiii), 1012i (3-14βiv), 1098i
(3-14γi), 1162i (3-14γii), 1115i (3-14γiii), 1042i (3-14γiv) and for the 3-15 saddle points,
1573i (3-15αi), 1573i (3-15αii), 1038i (3-15βi), 1051i (3-15βii), 1019i (3-15βiii), 1033i (3-
15βiv), 1070i (3-15γi), 1087i (3-15γii), 1034i (3-15γiii), 1049i (3-15γiv).
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3-14βi 3-14βi ii
3-14γi 3-14γi ii
3-14βi i
3-14γi i
3-14αii3-14αi
3-14βiv
3-14γiv
Figure 3-35 The optimized geometries of ten saddle points leading to the 3-14 product
of the reaction between 2-methyl-p-benzoquinone and CH3NH2
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3-15βi 3-15βi ii
3-15γi 3-15γi ii
3-15βi i
3-15γi i
3-15αii3-15αi
3-15βiv
3-15γiv
Figure 3-36 The optimized geometries of ten saddle points leading to the 3-15 product
of the reaction between 2-methyl-p-benzoquinone and CH3NH2
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The energy difference between 3-14αi and 3-14αii is 0.03 kcal/mol while that
between 3-15αi and 3-15αii is 0.04 kcal/mol. The calculated energies for 3-14βii, 3-14βiii
and 3-14βiv relative to the 3-14βi are 0.68, 1.77 and 2.09 kcal/mol, respectively, and
energies for 3-15βii, 3-15βiii and 3-15βiv relative to the 3-15βi are 0.14, 0.29 and 0.41
kcal/mol, respectively. The energies for 3-14γii, 3-14γiii and 3-14γiv relative to the 3-14γi
are respectively 0.48, 1.70 and 2.22 kcal/mol while those for 3-15γii, 3-15γiii and 3-15γiv
relative to the 3-15γi are 0.10, 0.40 and 0.48 kcal/mol. In this case, the calculated energy
differences between the two α saddle point conformations for both reactions are very low.
However, for β and γ saddle points, when the methyl group is at carbon 2 the energy
differences between the conformations are higher than when methyl group is connected
to carbon 3. Therefore, there is an apparent significant effect from the methyl group in
destabilizing certain conformations of these saddle points. This may be due to the steric
effects between the methyl group and the solvent molecule.
The energy diagrams for these two reactions are given in Figure 3-37. The
energy for the reaction giving 3-14 is –8.93 kcal/mol and that of the reaction giving 3-15
is –8.07 kcal/mol. The calculated barrier heights associated with 3-14αi, 3-14βi and 3-
14γi are 29.85, 2.89 and 3.19 kcal/mol, respectively. Similarly, the calculated barrier
heights associated with 3-15αi, 3-15βi and 3-15γi are 30.33, 3.30 and 3.62 kcal/mol
respectively. Similar to the p-benzoquinone and 2-chloro-p-benzoquinone reactions, β
and γ saddle points have drastically lower values of barrier heights than the α-saddle
point in both reactions. On the other hand, formation of the product 3-14 is much easier
than the formation of 3-15 in either pathway.
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For the reaction between CH3NH2 and o-benzoquinone giving the product 3-16,
the optimized saddle point conformations are given in Figure 3-38. The input conformers
were made by replacing both of the hydrogen atoms on nitrogen, one at a time with a
methyl group using the three saddle point conformations of the reaction with NH3 (see
Figure 3-28). The optimization process of these saddle points took around 4 – 5 days.
The imaginary frequencies (in cm-1) obtained for these saddle points are as
follows: 1607i (3-16αi), 1637i (3-16αii), 1014i (3-16βi), 1054i (3-16βii), 1070i (3-16γi),
1085i (3-16γii). The energy difference between 3-16αi and 3-16αii is 3.92 kcal/mol. The
energy difference between 3-16βi and 3-16βii is 4.80 kcal/mol while that between 3-16γi
for 3-16γii is 4.88 kcal/mol.
The energy diagram for this reaction is given in Figure 3-39. The energy of the
reaction is –18.26 kcal/mol. The calculated barrier heights associated with 3-16αi, 3-16βi
and 3-16γi are 20.71, –6.20 and –5.87 kcal/mol respectively. Similar to the other
quinones the reaction is more favorable to occur through β and γ saddle points. The
calculated barrier heights for these two saddle points are negative because are calculated
with respect to energies are separated reactants, not to the van der Waals complex of the
reactants.
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3-16βi i
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Figure 3-38 The optimized geometries of six saddle points leading to the 3-16 product of the reaction between o-benzoquinone and CH3NH2
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3.4.3 Reaction of p-Benzoquinone with C2H5NH2
The reaction between p-benzoquinone and C2H5NH2 was investigated using three
types of saddle points. A total of 14 conformations were optimized including two α
saddle point conformations and six conformations each for β and γ saddle points. Input
geometries were made using the five saddle point conformations of the reaction between
p-benzoquinone and CH3NH2 (see Figure 3-30) by replacing one hydrogen of the methyl
group on nitrogen with a methyl group, one at a time. For example, using the 3-11α
saddle point, three of starting geometries were obtained. However, one of the α saddle
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point optimization calculations did not give an optimized saddle point. Each
optimization took around 3 – 6 days for successful completion.
The optimized conformations of the two α saddle points are shown in Figure 3-40.
Calculated imaginary frequencies of these saddle points are 1577i cm-1 for 3-17αi and
1600i cm-1 for 3-17αii. The energy difference between 3-17αi and 3-17αii is just 0.09
kcal/mol.
The optimized conformations of the six β saddle points are shown in Figures 3-
41. Calculated imaginary frequencies (in cm-1) of these saddle points are as follows:
1035i (3-17βi), 987i (3-17βii), 1039i (3-17βiii), 1028i (3-17βiv), 1043i (3-17βv) and 989i
(3-17βvi). The relative energies of β-saddle points are 0.36 for 3-17βii, 1.46 for 3-17βiii,
1.63 for 3-17βiv, 2.01 for 3-17βv and 2.22 for 3-17βvi in kcal/mol with respect to the 3-
17βi.
3-17αi 3-17αii
Figure 3-40 The optimized geometries of two α saddle points leading to the 3-17 product of the reaction between p-benzoquinone and C2H5NH2
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3-17βi 3-17βi ii
3-17βiv 3-17βvi
3-17βi i
3-17βv
Figure 3-41 The optimized geometries of six β saddle points leading to the 3-17 product of the reaction between p-benzoquinone and C2H5NH2
The optimized conformations of the six γ saddle points are shown in Figure 3-42.
Calculated imaginary frequencies (in cm-1) of these saddle points are as follows: 1071i
(3-17γi), 1053i (3-17γii), 1086i (3-17γiii), 1045i (3-17γiv), 1078i (3-17γv) and 986i (3-
17γvi). The relative energies calculated for γ saddle points with respect to the lowest-
energy 3-17γi one are 0.24 for 3-17γii, 1.46 for 3-17γiii, 1.72 for 3-17γiv, 1.95 for 3-17γv
and 2.07 for 3-17γvi in kcal/mol.
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3-17γi 3-17γi ii
3-17γiv 3-17γvi
3-17γi i
3-17γv
Figure 3-42 The optimized geometries of six γ saddle points leading to the 3-17 product of the reaction between p-benzoquinone and C2H5NH2
The energy diagram for this reaction is given in Figure 3-43. The energy for the
reaction is –8.91 kcal/mol. The calculated barrier heights associated with 3-17αi, 3-17βi
and 3-17γi are 29.16, 2.26 and 2.57 kcal/mol respectively. Similar to the reactions with
NH3 and CH3NH2, this reaction is also more favorable to occur through β and γ saddle
points.
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3.4.4 Reaction of p-Benzoquinone with Lysine
For the reaction between p-benzoquinone and the amino acid lysine leading to the
product 3-19, three saddle point conformations were investigated. Since all the
previously discussed reactions have low barrier heights with the water-containing saddle
point, in this case we choose to consider only the water-containing saddle point.
Optimization of these three saddle points required over 45 days each to successfully
complete using a very tight convergence criterion. After analyzing the optimization
cycles, it was found that even a normal convergence criterion would have required more
than one month of running time to complete. Therefore, it is computationally prohibited
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to investigate more conformations of this saddle point. Ball and stick representations of
the optimized structures of these saddle points are shown in Figure 3-44. They are
arranged in increasing order of energy. Actually, we first carried out the optimization of
3-19βi and 3-19βiii conformations and found out the minima of those two. Then we
carried out the 3-19βii by rotating the terminal carboxylic group by 180 degrees to find
out whether it would affect lowering the energy of the saddle point.
The calculated imaginary frequencies of these saddle points are 1023i cm-1 for 3-
19βi, 1064i cm-1 for 3-19βii and 1043i cm-1 for 3-19βiii. The energies of 3-19βii and 3-
19βiii relative to that of 3-19βi are 0.72 and 1.91 kcal/mol.
Figure 3-45 shows the energy diagram of this reaction. The calculated enthalpy
and the barrier height of the reaction were found to be –8.77 and 2.17 kcal/mol
respectively.
3-19βi i3-19βi 3-19βi ii
Figure 3-44 The optimized geometries of three saddle points leading to the 3-19
product of the reaction between p-benzoquinone and lysine
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3.5 Discussion
Tables 3-4 and 3-5 give selected bond distances of the reactants, saddle points and
product conformations for the reactions of the four quinones with NH3 and CH3NH2. For
the reactants, only the carbonyl bond distances are given, because the reactions that we
investigated modify only this bond in quinone. For the products, the newly formed C1–
N9 bond, the C1–O7 bond and the O7–H bond are given. For α saddle points, the forming
C1–N9 and O7–H bonds and breaking C1–O7 and N9–H bonds are given. For β and γ
saddle points, in addition to those four bond distances, distances between the oxygen
atom of the solvent molecule and its own proton which is oriented towards the oxygen
atom of the quinone, denoted in the tables as O–H(O7), and the distance between the
oxygen atom and the dissociating proton from the hydrogen, denoted in the tables as O–
H(N9), are given. The imaginary frequencies for the saddle points are also given. The
other bond distances are not presented here, because we did not see significant
differences in those values as the reaction progresses. In these two tables the heading of
the column are labeled based on the product of reaction considering that reactions of 2-
chloro-p-benzoquinone and 2-methyl-p-benzoquinone give two different products. The
representative numerical abbreviation for the structure of each molecule is given in bold
letters. The bond distances are in angstroms while the imaginary frequencies are in cm-1
units.
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Table 3-4 Selected bond distances (in angstroms) in reactants, saddle points and products of the reaction between quinones and NH3
ω is the imaginary frequency in cm-1
Bond 3-1→3-5 3-2→3-6 3-2→3-7 3-3→3-8 3-3→3-9 3-4→3-10
Reactant 3-1 3-2 3-2 3-3 3-3 3-4
C=O 1.210 1.204 1.209 1.211 1.211 1.203 Saddle points
3-5α 3-6α 3-7α 3-8α 3-9α 3-10α C1–N9 1.568 1.552 1.567 1.572 1.572 1.508 C1–O7 1.340 1.336 1.339 1.341 1.341 1.357 N9–H 1.166 1.172 1.169 1.169 1.165 1.174 O7–H 1.396 1.393 1.394 1.391 1.396 1.395 ω 1550i 1572i 1563i 1566i 1544i 1562i 3-5β 3-6βi 3-7βi 3-8βi 3-9βi 3-10β
C1–N9 1.564 1.547 1.561 1.566 1.567 1.515 C1–O7 1.334 1.331 1.333 1.334 1.334 1.347 N9–H 1.117 1.133 1.124 1.117 1.110 1.123 O7–H 1.211 1.217 1.213 1.206 1.207 1.202
O–H(O7) 1.195 1.190 1.194 1.199 1.200 1.204 O–H(N9) 1.432 1.398 1.416 1.430 1.446 1.415
ω 1156i 1223i 1188i 1153i 1130i 1167i 3-5γ 3-6γi 3-7γi 3-8γi 3-9γi 3-10γ
C1–N9 1.562 1.545 1.559 1.564 1.565 1.514 C1–O7 1.334 1.330 1.333 1.335 1.335 1.347 N9–H 1.135 1.158 1.148 1.136 1.127 1.144 O7–H 1.231 1.248 1.240 1.225 1.223 1.224
O–H(O7) 1.175 1.160 1.167 1.180 1.182 1.179 O–H(N9) 1.395 1.353 1.372 1.394 1.411 1.374
ω 1186i 1258i 1226i 1191i 1161i 1217i Products
3-5a 3-6a 3-7a 3-8a 3-9a 3-10a C1–N9 1.447 1.440 1.446 1.452 1.448 1.433 C1–O7 1.402 1.398 1.400 1.401 1.403 1.400 O7–H 0.959 0.958 0.959 0.959 0.959 0.962
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Table 3-5 Selected bond distances (in angstroms) in reactants, saddle points and products of the reaction between quinones and CH3NH2
ω is the imaginary frequency in cm-1
Bond 3-1→3-11 3-2→3-12 3-2→3-13 3-3→3-14 3-3→3-15 3-4→3-16
Reactant 3-1 3-2 3-2 3-3 3-3 3-4
C=O 1.210 1.204 1.209 1.211 1.211 1.203 Saddle points
3-11α 3-12αi 3-13αi 3-14αi 3-15αi 3-16αi C1–N9 1.568 1.551 1.566 1.573 1.572 1.510 C1–O7 1.344 1.340 1.342 1.344 1.345 1.361 N9–H 1.182 1.189 1.185 1.185 1.181 1.192 O7–H 1.372 1.368 1.370 1.366 1.372 1.365 ω 1578i 1606i 1591i 1588i 1573i 1606i 3-11β 3-12βi 3-13βi 3-14βi 3-15βi 3-16βi
C1–N9 1.561 1.540 1.558 1.561 1.564 1.512 C1–O7 1.339 1.338 1.339 1.341 1.340 1.352 N9–H 1.102 1.114 1.108 1.102 1.097 1.104 O7–H 1.183 1.179 1.182 1.177 1.181 1.164
O–H(O7) 1.226 1.232 1.228 1.232 1.228 1.250 O–H(N9) 1.466 1.439 1.452 1.466 1.480 1.460
ω 1065i 1111i 1086i 1044i 1037i 1014i 3-11γ 3-12γi 3-13γi 3-14γi 3-15γi 3-16γi
C1–N9 1.558 1.538 1.556 1.559 1.561 1.510 C1–O7 1.340 1.338 1.339 1.342 1.341 1.352 N9–H 1.117 1.134 1.127 1.117 1.109 1.118 O7–H 1.192 1.195 1.196 1.186 1.188 1.172
O–H(O7) 1.214 1.212 1.209 1.220 1.218 1.237 O–H(N9) 1.435 1.399 1.411 1.435 1.451 1.429
ω 1104i 1190i 1153i 1097i 1070i 1070i Products
3-11a 3-12a 3-13a 3-14a 3-15a 3-16a C1–N9 1.452 1.447 1.451 1.456 1.453 1.436 C1–O7 1.401 1.391 1.399 1.401 1.402 1.401 O7–H 0.959 0.960 0.959 0.959 0.959 0.962
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When we examine these bond distances and compare with relevant structures of a
particular reaction, for all cases, it is always true that saddle point geometries have
geometric parameters between those in the reactants and in the products. For example, in
the p-benzoquinone reactant, 3-1, the C1–O7 internuclear distance is 1.210 Å, a value
consistent with a formal double bond, while in the 3-5a product, it is 1.402 Å, a value
consistent with a formal single bond. In the three 3-5α, 3-5β and 3-5γ saddle points, this
distance is respectively 1.340, 1.334 and 1.334 Å, which are values intermediate between
double bond and a single bond. On the other hand, the C1–N9 distance, which is the
newly forming bond as a result of the reaction, has a higher value in all saddle points than
in the products. For example, the distance of C1–N9 in the 3-5a product is 1.447 Å while
that in the three 3-5α, 3-5β and 3-5γ saddle points are 1.568, 1.564 and 1.562 Å,
respectively. This means that the C1–N9 bond has not formed completely in the saddle
point as it is in the product. Another interesting feature, which can be observed
investigating these distances in the three saddle points, is the variation of the newly
making O7–H bond distance, which is the key step of the reaction. This distance
increases according to the order β, γ, α saddle points. In other words, the distance shows
the lowest value in β saddle points and highest value in α saddle point, while in the γ
saddle points it is in the middle. Also, the values in the β and γ saddle points are closer to
each other than they are closer to the α saddle point. For example, in the 3-5β, 3-5γ and
3-5α saddle points this distance is 1.211, 1.231 and 1.396 Å respectively. The distance in
the 3-5a product is 0.959 Å. Therefore, this feature indicates that the β saddle points are
relatively closer to the product than the other two saddle points and also γ saddle points
do so, when compared to the α saddle points which shows the longest distance in all the
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cases studied. This is an agreement of these results with the Hammond postulate. This
postulate states that the structure of a transition state resembles the stable species that is
nearest in free energy [Solomons, 1996]. This implies that if there are more possible
transition states, the one closer to the product will have the smallest energy difference,
therefore the lowest barrier height for an exothermic reaction. Some geometric features
of the lowest-energy saddle point (i.e., the β one), like the breaking distances, are closer
to the values in the reactant when compared to the other saddle points, and these trends
are consistent with smaller deformations to reach the saddle point and therefore smaller
barrier heights.
Table 3-6 compares the reaction energies and barrier heights for the reactions of
the four quinones with NH3 and Table 3-7 compares those of the reactions with CH3NH2.
These values show that the reactions with o-benzoquinone are the most exothermic and
have the lowest barrier heights (some being even negative) predicting a faster reaction.
When comparing the three p-quinone derivatives, 2-chloro-p-benzoquinone have lower
barrier heights suggesting a higher reactivity than p-benzoquinone while 2-methyl-p-
benzoquinone have higher barrier heights suggesting lower reactivity toward
nucleophiles. This is consistent with electron-withdrawing groups (like –Cl) enhancing
the reaction rates while electron-donating groups (like –CH3) decrease the reaction rate.
Between the two possible reactions of 2-chloro- and 2-methyl-p-benzoquinone with both
nucleophiles, reactions at the carbonyl in position 1 have consistently lower barrier
heights than reactions at position 4, suggesting a preference for forming these products.
For example, the barrier heights of the reaction between 2-chloro-p-benzoquinone and
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CH3NH2 through β saddle points, reacting at carbonyl position 1 and position 4 are –0.82
and 2.28 kcal/mol, respectively.
Table 3-6 Calculated reaction energies and barrier heights (in kcal/mol) for the reactions between quinones and NH3
Barrier Heights Reaction
Reaction
Energy NH3 (α) NH3 + H2O (β) NH3 + CH3OH (γ)
3-1 → 3-5 –6.95 33.95 7.58 7.71 3-2 → 3-6 –9.58 30.97 4.62 4.61 3-2 → 3-7 –6.97 33.81 7.58 7.65 3-3 → 3-8 –6.16 34.32 8.04 8.19 3-3 → 3-9 –5.91 34.97 8.53 8.71 3-4 → 3-10 –16.66 25.15 –1.11 –1.03
Table 3-7 Calculated reaction energies and barrier heights (in kcal/mol) for the reactions between quinones and CH3NH2
Barrier Heights Reaction
Reaction
Energy CH3NH2 (α) CH3NH2 + H2O (β) CH3NH2 + CH3OH (γ)
3-1 → 3-11 –9.12 29.25 2.37 2.66 3-2 → 3-12 –12.62 26.22 –0.82 –0.55 3-2 → 3-13 –9.30 28.92 2.28 2.55 3-3 → 3-14 –8.93 29.85 2.89 3.19 3-3 → 3-15 –8.07 30.33 3.30 3.62 3-4 → 3-16 –8.07 20.71 –6.20 –5.87
Table 3-8 Calculated reaction energies and barrier heights (in kcal/mol) for the reactions between p-benzoquinone and various nucleophiles
Barrier Heights Reaction Nucleophile
Reaction
Energy α β γ
3-1 → 3-5 NH3 –6.95 33.95 7.58 7.71 3-1 → 3-11 CH3NH2 –9.12 29.25 2.37 2.66 3-1 → 3-17 C2H5NH2 –8.91 29.16 2.26 2.57 3-1 → 3-19 Lysine –8.77 ND 2.17 ND
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Table 3-8 gives the reaction energies and barrier heights for the reactions of p-
benzoquinone with the four nucleophiles. These results show that the more basic amine
nucleophile is the faster it reacts. This is especially true when comparing ammonia with
the amines rather than the amines among themselves. Very interesting to point out is that
the barrier heights obtained for the amines and the lysine are very close to each other
suggesting that modeling reaction with biologically relevant molecules could be done
with smaller models like ethylamine or even methylamine. On the other hand, it is found
that the reaction energy becomes less negative as the alkyl chain increases, which is
suggestive of a trend. Calculations with additional chain lengths are needed however to
confirm this trend. For example, the reaction energy for the p-benzoquinone reaction
with CH3NH2 has a value of –9.12 kcal/mol, reaction with C2H5NH2 has a value of –8.91
kcal/mol, and reaction with lysine has a value of –8.77 kcal/mol. The last value however
is determined based on a limited number of product conformations investigated so it is
less reliable.
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3.6 Concluding Remarks
Reactivity of four quinone derivatives (p-benzoquinone, 2-chloro-p-
benzoquinone, 2-methyl-p-benzoquinone and o-benzoquinone) towards two nitrogen-
containing nucleophiles (NH3 and CH3NH2) and the reactions of p-benzoquinone with
two additional nucleophiles (C2H5NH2 and lysine) were successfully investigated by
employing gas-phase electronic structure calculations. The entire study was done by
using the hybrid density functional theory level mPW1B95-44 in conjunction with the 6-
31+G(d,p) basis set. The calculations were carried out using Gaussian03 software.
Conformational analyses on the reaction products and saddle points were
carefully carried out to find the minimum-energy conformations on the potential energy
surfaces. It was found that there is a preferred conformation (with similar orientations for
amino and hydroxyl groups) for all products of reactions of p-benzoquinone derivatives
with all studied nucleophiles regardless of the substitution on the ring, the basicity of the
nucleophile or the size of the nucleophile. The products of o-benzoquinone reactions
showed, however, different preferred conformations.
Each of the investigated reactions (except the one with lysine) was analyzed using
three different reaction pathways going through three different types of saddle points.
The reaction energies and barrier heights were calculated based on the minimum-energy
product and saddle point conformations. All the investigated reactions are exothermic.
These results suggest that the reactions are faster when they proceed through transition
states involving solvents molecules and, among the two of the solvent molecules studied
here (water and methanol), water was found to be give a slightly lower barrier height.
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The overall results suggest that o-benzoquinone is the most reactive quinone
towards the investigated nucleophiles. Electron-withdrawing groups (like –Cl) increase
the reactivity and electron-donating groups (like –CH3) decreases the reactivity of p-
benzoquinone. It was found that the substituent directs the nucleophilic attack favorably
towards the carbonyl 1 position. The reactivity also increases with basicity of the
nucleophiles measured by the length of the alkyl chain. However, the difference between
the reactivity of NH3 and amines are higher than the differences among amines. Based
on the value of the barrier height, there is no significant change in the reactivity with
increasing the alkyl chain length.
Future studies can be done to include other nucleophiles or some other quinones
with different or more substituents. The study can also be extended to include other
possible reaction pathways, mainly involving other solvents molecules. Considering that
this study involved gas-phase calculations, another improvement would be to carry out
similar calculations but in solvent by using the polarized continuum model or other
solvation models. Finally, the study can be extended to include nucleophilic attacks
involving reactions at alkene carbons, which are called conjugate addition reactions.
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APPENDICES
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APPENDIX A
Supplementary Information for Chapter 2
This appendix includes the optimized geometries in Cartesian coordinates for minimum-
energy structures in gas phase and in water solution using the mPW1B95-44/6-31+G(d,p)
level of theory.
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2-40 X Y Z C 0.000000 0.771159 -0.667723 C 0.000000 -0.771159 -0.667723 C 0.000000 1.443843 0.632628 C 0.000000 -1.443843 0.632628 C 0.000000 0.728090 1.761383 C 0.000000 -0.728090 1.761383 O 0.000000 1.366703 -1.712751 O 0.000000 -1.366703 -1.712751 H 0.000000 2.522417 0.626399 H 0.000000 -2.522417 0.626399 H 0.000000 1.228992 2.717876 H 0.000000 -1.228992 2.717876 2-40– X Y Z C 0.000000 0.747101 -0.665726 C 0.000000 -0.747101 -0.665726 C 0.000000 1.394912 0.615312 C 0.000000 -1.394912 0.615312 C 0.000000 0.705806 1.796831 C 0.000000 -0.705806 1.796831 O 0.000000 1.395740 -1.726884 O 0.000000 -1.395740 -1.726884 H 0.000000 2.476403 0.598996 H 0.000000 -2.476403 0.598996 H 0.000000 1.240525 2.737569 H 0.000000 -1.240525 2.737569 2-402– X Y Z C 0.000000 0.747963 -0.666150 C 0.000000 -0.747963 -0.666150 C 0.000000 1.371491 0.604462 C 0.000000 -1.371491 0.604462 C 0.000000 0.690003 1.837525 C 0.000000 -0.690003 1.837525 O 0.000000 1.412277 -1.751980 O 0.000000 -1.412277 -1.751980 H 0.000000 2.458924 0.590758 H 0.000000 -2.458924 0.590758 H 0.000000 1.249266 2.770062 H 0.000000 -1.249266 2.770062 2-41i X Y Z C 0.000000 0.896157 0.000000 C -0.918757 -0.227075 0.000000 C 1.367701 0.709463 0.000000 C -0.355872 -1.541161 0.000000 C 1.855836 -0.582509 0.000000 C 0.995858 -1.701810 0.000000 O -0.550095 2.093317 0.000000 O -2.136753 0.030076 0.000000 H 2.025134 1.563670 0.000000 H -1.037563 -2.376541 0.000000 H 2.922914 -0.741740 0.000000 H 1.424163 -2.691841 0.000000 H -1.508469 1.940913 0.000000
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APPENDIX B
Supplementary Information for Chapter 3
This appendix includes the optimized geometries in Cartesian coordinates for minimum-
energy structures and saddle points in gas phase and in water solution using the
mPW1B95-44/6-31+G(d,p) level of theory.
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173
3-9γi X Y Z C -0.444507 -0.266184 -0.120459 C 0.775493 -1.127468 -0.099956 C 2.023969 -0.669077 -0.047316 C 2.260528 0.793563 0.004139 C 1.095185 1.683616 -0.089862 C -0.141773 1.206106 -0.136356 O -1.307067 -0.636511 -1.069500 O 3.384625 1.236917 0.106384 N -1.183365 -0.481800 1.241713 H 0.574062 -2.188500 -0.180412 C 3.235206 -1.531989 -0.063243 H 1.311282 2.740144 -0.133675 H -1.009367 1.846785 -0.222780 H 2.966025 -2.583149 -0.090880 H 3.853184 -1.301681 -0.927932 H 3.850503 -1.340688 0.812516 H -1.260461 -1.475055 1.419161 H -0.727150 -0.031958 2.024071 H -2.201386 -0.070809 0.986185 H -2.352660 -0.106139 -0.720845 O -3.124726 0.390939 0.023728 C -4.449321 -0.027640 -0.081944 H -5.040124 0.393242 0.731041 H -4.544225 -1.116862 -0.042303 H -4.887467 0.310955 -1.021053 3-9γii X Y Z C -0.438763 -0.602010 -0.144412 C 0.522573 -1.745140 -0.175499 C 1.837071 -1.582748 -0.103732 C 2.443726 -0.247385 0.010092 C 1.545959 0.928909 -0.035456 C 0.228665 0.743200 -0.090448 O -1.361837 -0.700227 -1.103430 O 3.643877 -0.115085 0.123471 N -1.212717 -0.695326 1.212033 H 0.071756 -2.720235 -0.302936 H 2.527331 -2.411071 -0.149143 C 2.205112 2.262632 -0.033396 H -0.458244 1.579050 -0.140691 H 1.469444 3.060408 -0.042609 H 2.843681 2.370971 0.839873 H 2.852002 2.367561 -0.901424 H -1.536364 -1.644527 1.347367 H -0.662683 -0.405858 2.009548 H -2.098398 -0.032616 0.980967 H -2.248907 0.054286 -0.718988 O -2.879576 0.681050 0.055262 C -4.265333 0.582003 -0.053701 H -4.742649 1.085561 0.786245 H -4.606688 -0.457346 -0.065905 H -4.615040 1.058434 -0.969664
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174
3-10d X Y Z C -0.671537 -0.446818 -0.003407 C 0.418338 -1.415594 -0.333619 C 1.702666 -1.070604 -0.258708 C 2.090021 0.297286 0.038040 C 1.199769 1.292722 0.161806 C -0.212354 1.015672 -0.048386 O -1.713807 -0.637520 -0.889871 O -1.048016 1.868835 -0.232115 N -1.157908 -0.653031 1.350725 H 0.104218 -2.424506 -0.560539 H 2.480860 -1.799377 -0.422771 H 3.144480 0.513924 0.131509 H 1.491873 2.318078 0.322941 H -1.437374 -1.615707 1.466030 H -0.457071 -0.436234 2.043674 H -2.288467 0.128536 -0.794386 3-10e X Y Z C 0.678863 -0.427817 0.036018 C -0.391412 -1.450937 -0.189625 C -1.682898 -1.134385 -0.178016 C -2.124007 0.239669 0.000460 C -1.267470 1.263097 0.094223 C 0.163516 1.024544 -0.029443 O 1.155437 -0.546708 1.355181 O 0.966422 1.913848 -0.185102 N 1.770621 -0.641465 -0.863204 H -0.057634 -2.474434 -0.289523 H -2.435117 -1.900679 -0.285164 H -3.187084 0.426083 0.047090 H -1.590746 2.286232 0.201106 H 2.315054 0.208645 -0.924347 H 1.456654 -0.893184 -1.786215 H 1.870098 -1.184559 1.317149 3-10f X Y Z C 0.673542 -0.443389 0.004615 C -0.422518 -1.444018 -0.188691 C -1.707454 -1.100220 -0.175578 C -2.112037 0.287247 -0.020247 C -1.229463 1.290830 0.056502 C 0.199130 1.020809 -0.035926 O 1.254826 -0.666496 1.285916 O 1.027963 1.896735 -0.105238 N 1.655565 -0.581830 -1.000443 H -0.111804 -2.473601 -0.295460 H -2.477681 -1.848018 -0.284001 H -3.169899 0.502623 0.022337 H -1.528375 2.322459 0.152228 H 2.153353 -1.451339 -0.898879 H 2.302246 0.191310 -0.942021 H 0.573688 -0.680090 1.959415
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175
3-10β X Y Z C 0.325019 0.057185 -0.004281 C -0.860780 1.023504 -0.059767 C -2.175547 0.459957 -0.305993 C -2.373838 -0.848903 -0.098139 C -1.307195 -1.759219 0.284670 C -0.046028 -1.343767 0.379958 O 0.951323 0.074607 -1.196306 O -0.652884 2.206387 0.101725 N 1.282784 0.626553 1.022147 H -2.973376 1.137982 -0.562554 H -3.366590 -1.259440 -0.212682 H -1.557283 -2.796270 0.446661 H 0.774238 -2.020049 0.578337 H 1.257480 1.635824 0.893421 H 1.032661 0.402967 1.975688 H 2.259871 0.183116 0.691851 H 2.050156 -0.333846 -0.931914 O 2.994033 -0.597710 -0.232308 H 3.833796 -0.334964 -0.597403 3-10γ X Y Z C -0.104189 0.038960 0.073946 C -1.264752 1.025561 -0.080134 C -2.564053 0.485441 -0.439035 C -2.804034 -0.818698 -0.247604 C -1.790722 -1.746508 0.227004 C -0.534989 -1.352703 0.428665 O 0.612769 0.038305 -1.066044 O -1.052213 2.205332 0.098418 N 0.777492 0.592860 1.172767 H -3.323717 1.177603 -0.764610 H -3.790561 -1.211447 -0.446949 H -2.072638 -2.778225 0.369748 H 0.249118 -2.046338 0.700219 H 0.755020 1.604256 1.059820 H 0.459572 0.353972 2.102024 H 1.796093 0.153176 0.891961 H 1.718492 -0.344310 -0.707614 O 2.609822 -0.549372 0.036767 C 3.858305 -0.085766 -0.378256 H 4.575498 -0.166225 0.437714 H 3.823217 0.958066 -0.701767 H 4.231029 -0.682402 -1.210558
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179
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180
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183
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184
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185
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186
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187
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198
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199
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200
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201
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3-17γii X Y Z C 0.193725 -0.181433 0.449068 C 1.151272 0.800077 1.046039 C 2.440503 0.841597 0.732236 C 3.029396 -0.098331 -0.235775 C 2.148263 -1.155554 -0.753897 C 0.858098 -1.195118 -0.442404 O -0.585822 -0.735680 1.387920 O 4.190628 -0.013664 -0.572217 N -0.756095 0.582253 -0.524296 H 0.730861 1.455453 1.795197 H 3.123583 1.541251 1.189041 H 2.614441 -1.898843 -1.382411 H 0.199137 -1.974935 -0.801205 H -0.279461 0.813082 -1.387316 H -1.522332 -0.206669 -0.666264 C -1.423067 1.754430 0.058825 C -2.592709 2.184875 -0.792303 H -3.083054 3.042663 -0.341015 H -3.325133 1.386354 -0.880974 H -2.276166 2.473477 -1.792563 H -0.697171 2.555910 0.167502 H -1.745662 1.445318 1.049781 H -1.455541 -1.227298 0.761512 O -2.191236 -1.411611 -0.202055 C -3.551143 -1.531203 0.052651 H -3.781688 -2.490540 0.519499 H -3.922525 -0.744398 0.720006 H -4.121226 -1.475006 -0.876533 3-17γiii X Y Z C -0.048924 -0.729856 0.291334 C 1.095060 -1.006426 1.211769 C 2.358989 -0.739374 0.906182 C 2.727640 -0.167263 -0.400112 C 1.645519 -0.000544 -1.381233 C 0.379415 -0.246530 -1.064846 O -0.899673 -1.764163 0.231596 O 3.873596 0.134125 -0.655584 N -0.865142 0.438443 0.926797 H 0.821256 -1.468232 2.151131 H 3.175290 -0.952749 1.579165 H 1.944233 0.314915 -2.369297 H -0.427258 -0.146994 -1.778786 H -1.094609 0.105379 1.855140 H -1.800283 0.340795 0.329187 C -0.272017 1.787486 0.965458 C -0.846754 2.680982 -0.106619 H -0.373714 3.657869 -0.062388 H -1.917518 2.813571 0.024131 H -0.676463 2.267989 -1.096211 H -0.456172 2.206772 1.950486 H 0.805886 1.684807 0.855578 H -1.861459 -1.286132 -0.264849 O -2.628419 -0.393766 -0.599067 C -3.990052 -0.632569 -0.456708 H -4.332471 -1.384755 -1.169527 H -4.249788 -0.986953 0.546636 H -4.558218 0.279611 -0.644885
3-17γiv X Y Z C -0.010382 -0.197928 0.416511 C 1.038329 0.702822 0.985375 C 2.334321 0.561543 0.734752 C 2.838210 -0.505877 -0.144654 C 1.851228 -1.475021 -0.641764 C 0.555224 -1.335993 -0.388568 O -0.866208 -0.597582 1.367055 O 4.013891 -0.588777 -0.427475 N -0.859037 0.592857 -0.631058 H 0.674903 1.455182 1.671208 H 3.081149 1.201002 1.179968 H 2.243441 -2.308228 -1.204566 H -0.181936 -2.050325 -0.730629 H -0.344754 0.718240 -1.494472 H -1.685313 -0.135108 -0.745820 C -1.430823 1.862446 -0.147342 C -0.619483 3.066194 -0.558841 H -1.073309 3.969964 -0.162031 H -0.586017 3.165381 -1.642298 H 0.401346 3.012477 -0.191685 H -2.441931 1.933700 -0.539806 H -1.517851 1.761889 0.931683 H -1.754331 -1.059506 0.747085 O -2.457145 -1.256626 -0.241941 C -3.831729 -1.359425 -0.071740 H -4.096630 -2.296023 0.422660 H -4.240997 -0.541397 0.530786 H -4.338170 -1.345929 -1.038164 3-17γv X Y Z C -0.203342 -0.394544 0.447378 C 0.911273 -0.243059 1.432964 C 2.190028 -0.409126 1.120865 C 2.609671 -0.681151 -0.262935 C 1.544284 -0.855267 -1.261800 C 0.263520 -0.704199 -0.945104 O -1.085371 -1.299731 0.904872 O 3.781633 -0.764613 -0.562955 N -0.996039 0.940034 0.351865 H 0.594807 -0.072690 2.453536 H 2.977978 -0.355878 1.856180 H 1.865309 -1.134330 -2.253763 H -0.531084 -0.864543 -1.662668 H -1.162987 1.239171 1.305942 H -1.959890 0.538101 -0.040976 C -0.525521 2.059506 -0.477770 C 0.771062 2.682428 -0.025047 H 0.954649 3.585425 -0.600595 H 1.612551 2.014755 -0.172959 H 0.737232 2.959039 1.027102 H -1.326981 2.794796 -0.474593 H -0.441087 1.683767 -1.493115 H -2.051325 -1.127408 0.230482 O -2.815130 -0.520231 -0.485922 C -4.172249 -0.642866 -0.207979 H -4.533498 -1.640926 -0.460793 H -4.398731 -0.466845 0.848691 H -4.746081 0.073611 -0.796926
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3-17γvi X Y Z C 0.107007 -0.049387 0.330324 C 1.065937 1.037662 0.697798 C 2.377407 0.943909 0.514842 C 2.992314 -0.258864 -0.071612 C 2.099703 -1.395412 -0.341049 C 0.787618 -1.300221 -0.161175 O -0.757703 -0.293791 1.323662 O 4.181222 -0.311494 -0.300529 N -0.713745 0.413222 -0.920398 H 0.625650 1.901246 1.175811 H 3.058468 1.726625 0.812072 H 2.573885 -2.306190 -0.673452 H 0.115631 -2.130202 -0.336579 H -0.167803 0.222742 -1.751462 H -1.559301 -0.292872 -0.855676 C -1.201813 1.804313 -0.956173 C -2.172942 2.113143 0.157546 H -2.552223 3.122890 0.025503 H -1.709786 2.030780 1.134347 H -3.013119 1.424279 0.139282 H -0.342754 2.470574 -0.933433 H -1.686172 1.930730 -1.921872 H -1.616317 -0.900910 0.801988 O -2.297523 -1.323418 -0.129458 C -3.655328 -1.536775 0.056020 H -3.833570 -2.354507 0.757301 H -4.171249 -0.652795 0.448269 H -4.132501 -1.805526 -0.887816
3-18 X Y Z N 4.780218 -0.310728 0.273805 H 4.837257 -0.072997 1.250890 H 4.828340 -1.314360 0.203627 C 3.562808 0.197242 -0.317460 H 3.587316 1.284950 -0.252349 H 3.584267 -0.038929 -1.381555 C 2.264232 -0.312957 0.284681 H 2.248466 -0.074575 1.350840 H 2.243269 -1.403356 0.214612 C 1.035901 0.271129 -0.384651 H 1.062978 0.044495 -1.452981 H 1.041205 1.356659 -0.299201 C -0.258329 -0.257498 0.198714 H -0.276916 -0.081772 1.276690 H -0.324634 -1.334734 0.052244 C -1.488749 0.407214 -0.415731 H -1.433148 0.282710 -1.497546 N -1.516010 1.810793 -0.109698 C -2.729195 -0.319176 0.051529 H -1.770526 1.942280 0.857953 H -2.217379 2.285126 -0.654655 O -3.535560 0.123159 0.822932 O -2.833639 -1.541217 -0.473791 H -3.626355 -1.947209 -0.112943 3-19 X Y Z C -3.200501 -1.129199 -0.179646 C -3.587269 -0.195786 -1.285009 C -3.982189 1.056196 -1.089238 C -4.177664 1.590477 0.266202 C -3.946453 0.662524 1.384717 C -3.495412 -0.567663 1.179510 O -3.929556 -2.307038 -0.394651 O -4.528165 2.735294 0.455850 N -1.795928 -1.487686 -0.241212 H -3.481583 -0.605499 -2.280750 H -4.207526 1.726745 -1.904092 H -4.158851 1.044117 2.371535 H -3.310257 -1.243661 2.004041 H -1.614659 -1.867726 -1.160447 C -0.832897 -0.447838 0.068066 H -1.006209 0.465003 -0.513332 H -0.947206 -0.177201 1.116315 C 0.574012 -0.947410 -0.173463 H 0.677224 -1.245364 -1.219848 H 0.734334 -1.846515 0.422357 C 1.623069 0.096907 0.151916 H 1.508673 0.415285 1.190245 H 1.479021 0.983369 -0.463332 C 3.033890 -0.414364 -0.054588 H 3.143666 -0.798073 -1.071371 H 3.237396 -1.243468 0.621696 C 4.080784 0.677248 0.158945 H 3.923781 1.105321 1.149288 N 3.940764 1.714730 -0.825096 C 5.456083 0.049846 0.158466 H 4.304767 1.394537 -1.710249 H 4.479603 2.527070 -0.573087 O 6.268507 0.177514 -0.715639 O 5.676073 -0.697513 1.241274 H 6.553416 -1.081004 1.158967 H -3.497032 -2.993929 0.116275
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3-19βi X Y Z C -3.205928 0.709631 0.407318 C -3.396958 -0.403749 1.385966 C -3.644127 -1.656967 1.025837 C -3.765691 -2.038196 -0.392037 C -3.687590 -0.954109 -1.381473 C -3.416078 0.294909 -1.021672 O -3.924818 1.789438 0.746969 O -3.938639 -3.192172 -0.720527 N -1.716388 1.153388 0.504296 H -3.354123 -0.108265 2.426021 H -3.797983 -2.446798 1.745087 H -3.875120 -1.232293 -2.407330 H -3.364892 1.107917 -1.733930 H -1.560686 1.357360 1.485767 H -1.778581 2.122999 -0.005810 C -0.676717 0.262846 -0.017772 H -0.855177 -0.741853 0.362804 H -0.791466 0.231713 -1.097126 C 0.702998 0.752263 0.360581 H 0.789636 0.794798 1.448617 H 0.836860 1.770852 -0.006134 C 1.790383 -0.147567 -0.193505 H 1.693800 -0.205938 -1.279260 H 1.673227 -1.160808 0.187014 C 3.180089 0.343488 0.155027 H 3.266770 0.473820 1.235869 H 3.363787 1.315629 -0.300127 C 4.261165 -0.637252 -0.295467 H 4.133013 -0.812862 -1.363710 N 4.134486 -1.886544 0.402774 C 5.617443 0.004430 -0.108633 H 4.510919 -1.794278 1.334764 H 4.669155 -2.609852 -0.049497 O 6.417278 -0.317586 0.725670 O 5.830334 1.002662 -0.966168 H 6.694687 1.376772 -0.774486 H -3.457583 2.640154 0.080842 O -2.604752 3.186219 -0.621295 H -2.512082 4.126165 -0.501083
3-19βii X Y Z C 3.248567 -0.691646 0.368003 C 3.378525 0.364233 1.418048 C 3.534449 1.652865 1.140566 C 3.612463 2.133505 -0.250112 C 3.627126 1.112001 -1.306843 C 3.446021 -0.174023 -1.029427 O 4.010246 -1.757303 0.644441 O 3.675051 3.317380 -0.503889 N 1.773789 -1.201559 0.421728 H 3.365946 -0.003083 2.435722 H 3.640216 2.402890 1.909490 H 3.800847 1.468243 -2.310791 H 3.458955 -0.941076 -1.792387 H 1.611523 -1.455850 1.390197 H 1.887066 -2.145449 -0.138250 C 0.712772 -0.325692 -0.079153 H 0.893116 0.683750 0.289393 H 0.799415 -0.300932 -1.161473 C -0.653904 -0.818849 0.338919 H -0.720921 -0.830001 1.428968 H -0.788972 -1.847868 0.005125 C -1.763782 0.048153 -0.224720 H -1.711909 0.033916 -1.315217 H -1.599833 1.084346 0.078230 C -3.137446 -0.411344 0.218011 H -3.206439 -0.387358 1.308295 H -3.310103 -1.444433 -0.075050 C -4.262422 0.428231 -0.359536 H -4.178127 0.424946 -1.447786 N -4.298258 1.814732 0.069927 C -5.613150 -0.227363 -0.077427 H -3.946242 1.928218 1.007932 H -6.173759 1.509222 0.177513 O -6.585028 0.627535 0.180355 O -5.774978 -1.412808 -0.118426 H -3.780078 2.426677 -0.535840 H 3.576875 -2.590078 -0.075472 O 2.748527 -3.122136 -0.805093 H 2.687853 -4.070058 -0.737258
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3-19βiii X Y Z C -3.100222 -0.106590 -0.408402 C -2.542946 0.833061 -1.429980 C -2.014640 2.011484 -1.126797 C -1.866999 2.444990 0.271718 C -2.429550 1.564816 1.306746 C -2.973870 0.392428 1.001595 O -4.365883 -0.419278 -0.732430 O -1.311006 3.485149 0.554424 N -2.316737 -1.451487 -0.462573 H -2.679632 0.520054 -2.456659 H -1.669769 2.703502 -1.879549 H -2.391429 1.937938 2.318799 H -3.420248 -0.250299 1.749451 H -2.256717 -1.704363 -1.442356 H -3.072349 -2.109805 -0.002470 C -1.018314 -1.616738 0.207360 H -0.762861 -2.671563 0.119204 H -1.177976 -1.415032 1.262973 C 0.099214 -0.759420 -0.338397 H -0.084958 0.284443 -0.095348 H 0.117455 -0.825743 -1.428823 C 1.439476 -1.183460 0.230533 H 1.636944 -2.224864 -0.033235 H 1.419115 -1.137357 1.318158 C 2.577778 -0.318898 -0.270590 H 2.370666 0.729243 -0.045175 H 2.667080 -0.399301 -1.352770 C 3.910752 -0.697266 0.370059 H 4.089502 -1.755571 0.174676 N 3.868417 -0.490228 1.790325 C 5.028738 0.065258 -0.305968 H 3.885497 0.498401 1.992754 H 4.681214 -0.883536 2.236022 O 5.697920 0.911027 0.218543 O 5.193132 -0.297635 -1.579506 H 5.903869 0.235280 -1.946277 H -4.611158 -1.358629 -0.056861 O -4.367163 -2.338246 0.630966 H -4.938521 -3.086902 0.489978
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APPENDIX C
Sample Gaussian Input Files
This appendix includes different sample input files, that were used in the calculations of
energies of the energy minima and saddle points, using the mPW1B95-44/6-31+G(d,p)
level of theory.
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A sample input file for calculation in gas phase using internal coordinate system # mPWB95/6-31+G(d,p) IOp(3/76=0560004400) SCF=(Conver=9,MaxCycle=200) Integral=(grid=ultrafine) OPT=(Verytight,Calcall,Maxcycle=20) 1,4-Benzoquinone (C6H4O2) 0 1 C1 C2 C1 R2 C3 C2 R3 C1 A3 C4 C3 R4 C2 A4 C1 D4 C5 C4 R5 C3 A5 C2 D5 C6 C1 R6 C2 A6 C3 D6 O7 C1 R7 C2 A7 C3 D7 O8 C4 R8 C5 A8 C6 D8 H9 C2 R9 C1 A9 O7 D9 H10 C3 R10 C4 A10 O8 D10 H11 C5 R11 C4 A11 O8 D11 H12 C6 R12 C1 A12 O7 D12 R2=1.52 R3=1.34 R4=1.52 R5=1.52 R6=1.52 R7=1.25 R8=1.25 R9=1.09 R10=1.09 R11=1.09 R12=1.09 A3=122. A4=122. A5=116. A6=116. A7=122. A8=122. A9=119. A10=119. A11=119. A12=119. D4=0. D5=0. D6=0. D7=180. D8=180. D9=0. D10=0. D11=0. D12=0.
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A sample input file for calculation in aqueous phase using Cartesian coordinates system %mem=200MB # mPWB95/6-31+G(d,p) IOp(3/76=0560004400) SCF=(Conver=9,MaxCycle=200) Integral=(grid=ultrafine) SCRF=(PCM,Solvent=water) OPT=(Verytight,Calcall,Maxcycle=20) 1,4-Benzoquinone (C6H4O2) 0 1 C1 0.000000 0.000000 1.421845 C2 0.000000 1.264600 0.665458 C3 0.000000 1.264600 -0.665458 C4 0.000000 0.000000 -1.421845 C5 0.000000 -1.264600 -0.665458 C6 0.000000 -1.264600 0.665458 O7 0.000000 0.000000 2.637385 O8 0.000000 0.000000 -2.637385 H9 0.000000 2.178043 1.247850 H10 0.000000 2.178043 -1.247850 H11 0.000000 -2.178043 -1.247850 H12 0.000000 -2.178043 1.247850
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A sample input file for a saddle point calculation in gas phase using Cartesian coordinates system # mPWB95/6-31+G(d,p) IOp(3/76=0560004400) SCF=(Conver=9,MaxCycle=200) Integral=(grid=ultrafine) OPT=(TS,Noeigentest,Verytight,Calcall,Maxcycle=20) 1,4-Benzoquinone + NH3 + H2O (C6H9NO3) saddle point 0 1 C1 0.685357 0.361683 -0.158419 C2 -0.338039 1.485284 -0.182552 C3 -1.646475 1.201046 -0.129594 C4 -2.107275 -0.244974 -0.045389 C5 -1.083878 -1.368574 -0.021256 C6 0.224557 -1.084336 -0.074215 O7 1.873263 0.589606 -0.921198 O8 -3.327830 -0.510121 0.004013 N9 1.217510 0.535500 1.200809 H10 -0.007597 2.522232 -0.242936 H11 -2.380358 2.006786 -0.146899 H12 -1.414320 -2.405523 0.039128 H13 0.958440 -1.890076 -0.056909 H14 1.430197 1.516635 1.311434 H15 0.497185 0.232937 1.840877 H16 2.052805 -0.325511 1.231517 H17 2.534766 -0.629748 -1.109853 O18 2.675686 -0.829311 -0.037325 H19 3.631876 -0.878386 0.032617
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A sample input file for a saddle point calculation in gas phase using mixed coordinates system # mPWB95/6-31+G(d,p) IOp(3/76=0560004400) SCF=(Conver=9,MaxCycle=200) Integral=(grid=ultrafine) OPT=(TS,Noeigentest,Verytight,Calcall,Maxcycle=20) 1,4-Benzoquinone + C2H5NH2 + H2O 0 1 C1 -0.563423 -0.254176 0.480159 C2 0.497818 0.186704 1.435710 C3 1.788184 0.220067 1.127203 C4 2.271383 -0.204565 -0.198324 C5 1.271760 -0.752310 -1.126627 C6 -0.021638 -0.761265 -0.826514 O7 -1.422643 -1.104706 1.056471 O8 3.442491 -0.118010 -0.498230 N9 -1.406869 1.009708 0.123686 H10 0.140711 0.450374 2.422481 H11 2.545150 0.525140 1.833468 H12 1.652946 -1.153042 -2.053485 H13 -0.770389 -1.167909 -1.493378 H14 -1.708458 1.385126 1.015252 H15 -2.289262 0.520738 -0.320272 C16 -0.794318 2.040603 -0.709211 C17 C16 R17 N9 A17 H14 D17 H18 C17 R18 C16 A18 N9 D18 H19 C17 R19 C16 A19 N9 D19 H20 C17 R20 C16 A20 N9 D20 H21 -1.441139 2.910579 -0.740018 H22 -0.668161 1.655003 -1.713100 H23 -2.332208 -1.118306 0.300734 O24 -3.042003 -0.703512 -0.608949 H25 -3.978295 -0.836073 -0.497543 R17=1.54 R18=1.09 R19=1.09 R20=1.09 A17=109. A18=109. A19=109. A20=109. D17=60. D18=180. D19=60. D20=-60.
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VITA
J. M. Roshan C. Fernando was born in Kalutara, Sri Lanka, on April 02, 1978. In
May 2004, he graduated from University of Peradeniya, Sri Lanka, with a Bachelor of
Science degree in Chemistry. He entered Tennessee Technological University, in
Cookeville, TN in January 2008 and will graduate in August 2009 with his Master of
Science degree in Chemistry. Roshan will continue his studies toward Ph.D. at Case
Western Reserve University, Cleveland, OH starting in Fall 2009.
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