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Force field methods stretch energies

Figure 28-7 In force field calculations, different levels of approximations are used to reproduce the stretching and compression of chemical bonds The plot shows a Morse potential energy function siipenmposed with various power series approximations (quadratic, cubic, and quartic functions) Note that the bottoms of the curves, representing the bond length for most chemical bonds of interest to medicinal chemists, almost overlap exactly. This nearly perfect fit in the bonding region is the reason simple harmonic functions can be used to calculate tx>nd lengths for unstrained molecular structures in the force lield method. Figure 28-7 In force field calculations, different levels of approximations are used to reproduce the stretching and compression of chemical bonds The plot shows a Morse potential energy function siipenmposed with various power series approximations (quadratic, cubic, and quartic functions) Note that the bottoms of the curves, representing the bond length for most chemical bonds of interest to medicinal chemists, almost overlap exactly. This nearly perfect fit in the bonding region is the reason simple harmonic functions can be used to calculate tx>nd lengths for unstrained molecular structures in the force lield method.

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