Structures, stability and hydrogen bonding in inositol conformers

Nazia Siddiqui; Vijay Singh; Milind M. Deshmukh; Gurunath Ramanathan

doi:10.1039/c5cp02690c

Structures, stability and hydrogen bonding in inositol conformers

Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics 17(28): 18514-18523

Article 2015 English

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The structures, energetics and hydrogen bonding pattern of 13 possible inositol isomers were investigated using<italic>ab initio</italic>calculations and the molecular tailoring approach (MTA).

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