Experimental validation of ‘pnicogen bonding’ in nitrogen by charge density analysis
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Sounak Sarkar, Mysore S. Pavan, T. N. Guru Row
The participation of a nitrogen atom acting as an electrophile in pnicogen bonding, a hitherto unexplored interaction has been established by experimental charge density analysis. QTAIM and NBO analyses ratify this observation.
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