By Stuart A. Rice
ISBN-10: 0470464992
ISBN-13: 9780470464991
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Aromatic alcohol clusters have been well-studied, also for methodical reasons. The UV chromophore can be exploited for sensitive detection of the IR spectrum [35, 36, 120, 179]. Time-domain experiments become possible [21], which show that the initial energy flow out of the OÀ ÀH stretching mode occurs primarily via CÀ ÀH stretching and bending doorway states. Like in the case of carboxylic acid dimers [245], the role of the hydrogen bond is to shift the OÀ ÀH stretching mode closer to these doorway states and thus to accelerate the initial energy flow.
Nevertheless, it often provides a useful zero-order picture of the dynamics, unless multiple minima separated by low potential barriers are involved. Often, one does not need the entire set of normal modes but rather only a small subset. In this case, selective algorithms such as mode-tracking can be helpful [122, 205]. For the highly localized OÀ ÀH stretching vibrations in alcohols, one can even restrict the normal mode analysis to one or a few local modes [80]. Starting from the normal mode approximation, one can introduce anharmonicity in different ways.
In analogy to fluoroethanol, which is also locked in a chiral gauche conformation, one would expect to observe up to four trifluoroethanol dimer conformations, differing in their hydrogen bond topology (inserted versus associated) and in their relative monomer chirality or helicity (hom versus het). Calculations suggest that two of these may not be present in large abundance, because they are higher in energy by a few kJ/mol, whereas the other two are predicted to be energetically nearly degenerate (see Fig.
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