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Original Articles

Why “Spherical” Cyclophosphazenic Dandelion Dendrimers Have a Dipole Moment?

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Pages 107-110 | Received 02 Dec 1996, Published online: 20 Aug 2006
 

Abstract

Molecular Modelling of “spherical” cyclophosphazenic dandelion dendrimers shows that the whole moieties belong to the C3 point group, conversely to the starting material, N3P3Cl6, which is of D 3h symmetry. Moreover, these spherical dendrimers actually have significant dipole moments due to a non-centrosymmetrical distribution of the lone pairs of the nitrogen atoms of their amino groups and functions.

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