Abstract
Modeling of the quantum interaction properties of glycine radicals on the fullerene C 60 are investigated by MINDO/3 (Modified Intermediate Neglect of Differential Overlap version 3) calculations. It is found that the interaction potential of the C-centered glycine radical with the fullerene C 60 lead to a stable complexes when it reacts with the carbon atom (C 1 -centered) and metastable conformations with N atoms. We have studied the effect of two rotations (θ and φ) characteristics of the fullerene C 60 on binding the amino acid. Our results suggest that the binding energy is lower as the glycine rotate increases, and as the carboxyl group rotate increases. Also the stability (binding energy) fluctuate decreases.
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