Novel Aromatic Ion–Pairs: Synergy Between Electrostatics and Π-Face Aromatic Interactions (2024)

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What are the types of aromatic aromatic interaction or pi pi interaction? ›

The π-system of the aromatic rings gives rise to three types of interactions involving aromatic moieties: (i) π-π, (ii) cation-π and (iii) X-H-π.

What are the interactions between aromatic rings? ›

Intermolecular interactions of aromatic molecules (π/π, OH/π, NH/π and cation/π interactions) are important in many fields of chemistry and biology. These interactions control the crystal structures of aromatic molecules, the stability of biological systems and their molecular recognition processes.

What is π − π interactions? ›

π–π interaction is a particular type of dispersion force from van der Waals forces, which is established between unsaturated (poly)cyclic molecules (114). Carbon nanotubes and graphene have the same hexatomic ring of carbon atoms and therefore can be spontaneously stacked with each other by the π–π interactions (115).

What is the strength of pi pi interactions? ›

We observed that most of the π–π interactions have an energy in the range −0.5 to −2.0 kcal mol1, while the cation–π interactions showed an energy in the range −2 to −4 kcal mol1. Further, an appreciable number of metal/cation–π interaction pairs have an energy in the range −6 to −13 kcal mol1.

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