Testing the vibrational exciton and the local mode models on the instructive cases of dicarvone, dipinocarvone, and dimenthol vibrational circular dichroism spectra.
Giuseppe MazzeoErnesto SantoroSergio AbbateCristiano ZontaFabrizio FabrisGiovanna LonghiPublished in: Chirality (2020)
The vibrational circular dichroism (VCD) spectra of dicarvone (1), dipinocarvone (2), and dimenthol (3) have been recorded in the range 900-3200 cm-1 , encompassing the mid-infrared (mid-IR), the CO stretching, and the CH-stretching regions. For compound 3 also, the fundamental and the first overtone OH stretching regions have been investigated by IR/NIR absorption and VCD. Density functional theory (DFT) calculations allow one to interpret the IR and VCD spectra and to confirm the configuration/conformational studies previously conducted by X-ray diffraction. The most intense VCD signals are associated with the vibrational normal modes involving symmetry-related groups close to the CC bond connecting covalently the two molecular units. The vibrational exciton (VCDEC) model is fruitfully tested on the VCD data of compounds 1 and 2 for the spectroscopic regions at ~1700 cm-1 , and the local mode model is tested on compound 3 at ~3500 and ~6500 cm-1 . For compounds 1 and 2 also, ECD spectra are reported, and the exciton mechanism is tested also there, and connections to the VCDEC model are examined.
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