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6
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2011-1-28
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We perform molecular dynamics simulations (up to 6 ns) for the structure I clathrate hydrates of linear molecules CS, CS(2), OCS, and C(2)H(2) in large cages at different temperatures in the stability range to determine the angular distribution and dynamics of the guests in the large cages. The long axes of linear guest molecules in the oblate large structure I clathrate hydrate cages are primarily confined near the equatorial plane of the cage rather than axial regions. This non-uniform spatial distribution leads to well-known anisotropic lineshapes in the solid-state NMR spectra of the guest species. We use the dynamic distribution of guest orientations in the cages during the MD simulations at different temperatures to predict the (13)C NMR powder lineshapes of the guests in the large cages. The length of the guests and intermolecular interactions of the guests in the water cages determine the angular distribution and the mobility of the guests in the sI large cages at different temperatures. At low temperatures the range of motion of the guests in the cages are limited and this is reflected in the skew of the predicted (13)C lineshapes. As the guest molecules reach the fast motion limit at higher temperatures, the lineshapes for CS, OCS, and C(2)H(2) are predicted to have the "standard" powder lineshapes of guest molecules.
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eng
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PubMed-not-MEDLINE
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Feb
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1463-9084
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Electronic
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14
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13
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NLM
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Y
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| pubmed:pagination |
2367-77
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2011
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| pubmed:articleTitle |
Molecular dynamics simulation of NMR powder lineshapes of linear guests in structure I clathrate hydrates.
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Department of Chemistry, Isfahan University of Technology, Isfahan, 84156-83111, Iran.
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Journal Article
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