Theoretical study on effects of hydrogen bonding on the ring stretching modes of pyridine.
J Chem Phys
; 131(16): 164305, 2009 Oct 28.
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ABSTRACT
Pyridine generally acts as the proton acceptors in the hydrogen bonding interaction by using its lone pair n(N) or pi-electrons. Some previous research indicated that for the N-type H-bond, the ring breathing mode v(1), the N-para-C stretching mode v(6a) and the meta-CC stretching mode v(8a) of pyridine showed a frequency blueshift but the triangle mode v(12) had no change in frequency. Both electrostatic interaction and charge transfer caused by intermolecular hyperconjugation n(N)-->sigma( *)(HX) have contributions to the frequency blue shifts, while charge transfer is predominant at equilibrium intermolecular distance. An intramolecular hyperconjugation between the lone pair n(N) and the two sigma( *)(meta-CC) orbitals in the pyridine ring provides a reasonable interpretation for the effect of charge transfer on the ring stretching modes upon formation of the N-type H-bonding.
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