Research Article
Molecular Structure, NMR, HOMO, LUMO, and Vibrational Analysis of O-Anisic Acid and Anisic Acid Based on DFT Calculations
Table 4
Definition of natural internal coordinates of O-Anisic acid (OAA).
| No. (i) | Symbola | Definitionb |
| 1–4 | C–H stretch | | 5–11 | C–C stretch | | 12–14 | C–O stretch | | 15 | O–C stretch | | 16 | O–H stretch | | 17 | CH3 ss | | 18 | CH3 ips | | 19 | CH3 ops | | 20 | bC–C–C | | 21–24 | bC–C–H | | 25 | CH3 sb | | 26 | CH3 ipb | | 27 | CH3 opb | | 28 | CH3 ipr | | 29 | CH3 opr | | 30 | bC–C–O | | 31 | bC–O–H | | 32-33 | bC–C–O | | 34 | bC–O–C | | 35 | Rtrigd | | 36 | Rsymd | | 37 | Rasymd | | 38–41 | C–H | | 42 | C–C | | 43 | C–O | | 44-45 | tC–O | | 46 | tC–O–C | | 47 | tCH3 | | 48 | tO–H | | 49 | Ttrigd | | 50 | Tsymd | | 51 | Tasymd | |
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These symbols are used for description of the normal modes by PED in Table 7. The internal coordinates used here are defined in Table 2.
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