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pubmed-article:15212541pubmed:abstractTextA large number of crystal structures are analyzed to characterize the structural aspects of hydrogen bonding interactions with the NO(3)(-) anion. Further insight is provided by the use of electronic structure calculations to determine stable geometries and interaction energies for NO(3)(-) complexes with several simple hydrogen bond donor groups, including water, methanol, N-methylform-amide, and methane. The results establish the existence of a clear set of structural criteria for the rational design of molecular receptors that complex the NO(3)(-) anion through hydrogen bonding interactions.lld:pubmed
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pubmed-article:15212541pubmed:articleTitleStructural criteria for the rational design of selective ligands: convergent hydrogen bonding sites for the nitrate anion.lld:pubmed
pubmed-article:15212541pubmed:affiliationChemical Sciences Division, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, Richland, Washington 99352, USA. ben.hay@pnl.govlld:pubmed
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