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Use of Quantum Chemical Methods to Study Cyclodextrin Chemistry

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Studies of cyclodextrin chemistry by quantum chemical methods are briefly surveyed. Emphases are put on what types of quantum chemical methods can be used for cyclodextrin chemistry, how to use quantum chemical methods to find the global minimum, to study the structures, binding energies, driving forces for cyclodextrin complexes, as well as chemical reactions occurring inside cyclodextrin cavities. Problems associated with the application of quantum chemical methods in cyclodextrin chemistry are also discussed.

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Liu, L., Guo, QX. Use of Quantum Chemical Methods to Study Cyclodextrin Chemistry. J Incl Phenom Macrocycl Chem 50, 95–103 (2004). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10847-003-8847-3

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