Conformational Energetics
Conformational Energetics is a theoretical framework that characterizes the energy differences among various three-dimensional spatial arrangements of carbohydrate molecules arising from rotations around single bonds, thereby determining the relative stability and population of distinct conformers.
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Martin Walker, Andrew J. A. Harvey, Ananya Sen et al. · The Journal of Physical Chemistry A · 2013 · 842 citations
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