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Solvent effects are important in many chemical systems of practical interest
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Thermal stability under storage conditions
Biological oxidationEngines: gumming and clogging in diesel injectors
Detailed kinetic modeling of solution phase systems is still fairly fictional
Catalysis, Fuel cells
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Requires modifications to handle different solvents
Automatic estimation of solvent effects on:
1) Species thermochemistry2) Reaction rate parameters
Objective: to boldly swim where no one has swum before
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Our application demands both accuracy and high-throughput
System Reactions SpeciesButanol oxidation 3381 263Jet Fuel oxidation 7715 317Methyl formate oxidation 1550 285Hexane pyrolysis 1178 60
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Structure-activity relations are already used in gas-phase RMG for high-throughput parameter estimation
e.g. Group additivity & Evans Polanyi relations
Actual number of reactions and species considered can be ~106
We are looking for similar methods for solution phase thermochemistry and kinetics
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OutlineWe want quick estimates of 𝐺"(𝑇) and k in different solvents
•Solution phase thermochemistry
•Solution Phase kinetics
5Metrics: Accuracy and high-throughput
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Solvation thermodynamics involves cavity formation and solute-solvent interactions
• Dipolarity/polarizability• Hydrogen bonding
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Digging a hole in the solvent
Free energy change of entire process = Δ𝐺'()*+
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Existing theoretical models for Δ𝐺'()*+ are fairly accurate but computationally expensive• Implicit solvation models
• QM description of solute, solvent as bulk continuum• Model both kinetics and thermochemistry
• Explicit solvent molecular mechanics• Use force fields to model solute solvent interactions
• Parameterized using experimental data
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1. On-the-fly quantum calculations: computationally expensive
2. Gas phase approach:Perform QM calculations and fit groups for each solvent
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Empirical models of solvation use solute/solvent descriptors to model Δ𝐺'()*+
The Abraham model
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− -./0123
4.6+678= c + eE + sS + aA + bB + lL
Solute descriptor
Electrostatic(dipolarity, polarizability)
Hydrogen bonding
Cavity Formation
A,B,E,S,L : available for over 5000 solutesc,a,b,e,s,l : available for >50 solvents
• Linear Solvation Energy Relationships (LSER) • Use molecular descriptors to quantify different interactions
Solvent dependent coefficients
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LSER approach is attractive if we can estimate solute descriptors for an arbitrary molecule
Platts et al. developed a group additivity approach
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Benzene carbon
-CH2-
MethylNon- fused aromatic
Non- cyclic ester
Descriptor ValueA 0.003B 0.807E 0.752S 1.391L 7.072
Solvent Δ𝐺'()*+
(kcal/mol)
Hexane -9.68Water -7.58
CH3CN -11.65DMSO -11.57
2D molecular structure Solute descriptors Δ𝐺9:;<+
Negligible cost per computation => high-throughput
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LSER reproduce experimental Δ𝐺'()*+ for a variety of solute-solvent pairs
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• Minnesota Solvation Database: 935 experimental data points (130 solutes, 35 solvents)
• RMS error (RMSE) = 0.47 kcal/mol
• Outliers: solute-solvent pairs with strong H-bonding
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Δ𝐺solv(𝑇) = Δ𝐻0solv– 𝑇Δ𝑆0solv
Method 1: Analytical expressions from hard-sphere models
Δ𝑆0solv ≈ Δ𝑆0cav = −𝜕Δ𝐺IJ*+
𝜕𝑇 = 𝐾+L + 𝐾NL𝑟IJ* + 𝐾4L𝑟IJ*4
• Input parameters: 𝑟'()PQR, 𝑟'()*RTQ, 𝜌, 𝑇
Method 2: Empirical correlations for Δ𝐻9:;<+ developed by Mintz et al.*
• No new input parameters, may not be available for all solvent of interest
Temperature dependence: decomposition of Δ𝐺9:;<+ intoΔ𝐻9:;<+ & Δ𝑆9:;<+
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Δ𝐻9:;<+ = c’+e’E+s’S+a’A+b’B+l’L
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Testing the accuracy of hard sphere models: alkane solvents
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Use of correction factors drastically improves agreement with experimental data:• Heptane: 𝛼 = 1.38𝐴+, 𝛽 = 0.95• High sensitivity to molecular radii
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Testing the accuracy of hard sphere models: alkane solvents
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Testing the accuracy of hard sphere models: protic solvents
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Correction factors improve agreement: Octanol: 𝛼 = −1.72𝐴+, 𝛽 = 0.91• Species with strong H-bonding are main outliers
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Testing the accuracy of hard sphere models: protic solvents
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Empirical correlations work for both alkane and protic solvents
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MintzestimatesforalkanesolventswithRMGdescriptors
MintzestimatesforproticsolventswithRMGdescriptors
Δ𝐻9:;<+ = c’+e’E+s’S+a’A+b’B+l’L
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Simple approximations are used to estimate solvation of free radical intermediates• Corrections using Platts’ group values are being used• correct for H-bond donating ability (A) of saturated species• all other descriptors assumed to be the same
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Species E S A B LROOH 1.044 1.147 0.348 0.644 6.232ROO. 1.044 1.147 0.003 0.644 6.232
Species Δ𝐺`ab+
(𝑘d)Δ𝐺`ab+
(RMG)HO. -3.9 -4.7
HOO. -6.8 -7.5
*valuesinkcal/mol
These radical corrections are implemented in a manner similar to gas phase thermo.
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OutlineWe want quick estimates of 𝐺"(𝑇) and k in different solvents
•Solution phase thermochemistry
•Solution Phase kinetics
18Metrics: Accuracy and high-throughput
Solvent dependent structure activity relationships
Abraham/Platts/Mintz + some QM
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OutlineWe want quick estimates of 𝐺"(𝑇) and k in different solvents
•Solution phase thermochemistry
•Solution Phase kinetics
19Metrics: Accuracy and high-throughput
Solvent dependent structure activity relationships
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Prevailing view: Solvents do not influence radical reaction rates
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Solvent can affect elementary reaction rates primarily through two routes
1. Differential solvation of transition state vs. reactants
β-scission rates ó electrostatic descriptors
Reactantµ = 1.97 Debye
Transition stateµ = 2.64 Debye
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Solvents can affect elementary reaction rates primarily through two routes
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2. Formation of reactant-solvent complexes
Complexation with solvent can reduce availability of free reactants
H-Abstractionó H-bonding descriptors
log 𝑘f = log 𝑘+ − 8.3𝐴𝐵
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It is also possible that both effects operate simultaneously
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Differential solvation and reactant-solvent complexes
To what extent can computational modeling help us quantify these effects?
Snelgrove et al., 2001 El-Sheshtawy et al., 2011
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OutlineWe want quick estimates of 𝐺"(𝑇) and k in different solvents
•Solution phase thermochemistry
•Solution Phase kinetics
24Metrics: Accuracy and high-throughput
Solvent dependent structure activity relationships
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