CALCULATION OF NMR CHEMICAL-SHIFTS AND SPIN-SPIN COUPLING-CONSTANTS IN THE MONOSACCHARIDE METHYL-BETA-D-XYLOPYRANOSIDE USING A DENSITY-FUNCTIONAL THEORY APPROACH
M. Hricovini et al., CALCULATION OF NMR CHEMICAL-SHIFTS AND SPIN-SPIN COUPLING-CONSTANTS IN THE MONOSACCHARIDE METHYL-BETA-D-XYLOPYRANOSIDE USING A DENSITY-FUNCTIONAL THEORY APPROACH, The journal of physical chemistry. A, Molecules, spectroscopy, kinetics, environment, & general theory, 101(50), 1997, pp. 9756-9762
Density functional theory based approaches were used to calculate chem
ical shieldings and spin-spin coupling constants in a monosaccharide,
methyl-beta-D-xylopyranoside. Excellent agreement was found between th
e computed and experimental data for this monosaccharide both in solut
ion and in solid state. The effect of torsion around the C1-O1 bond sh
owed that chemical shifts of the anomeric proton, both ring and OI oxy
gens as well as C1, C2, and the methyl carbons, strongly depend on the
dihedral angle. Similarly, both one-bond and three-bond proton-carbon
coupling constants among anomeric proton and anomeric and methyl carb
ons[(C(1)JC1-H1) and ((3)JC(Me)-H1), respectively] showed a dependence
on the torsion angle Phi.