Abstract

Single-crystal neutron diffraction studies indicated that the terminal methyl groups of aspirin and acetaminophen crystals demonstrated large librational or torsional motions as compared to other atoms. Herein, we report a study using density functional theory for understanding the Hellmann−Feynman forces and how the nuclear Fukui function may provide the underlying cause for the large disorders of the methyl group.

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