This study is about Complexes of Li doped silicon carbide nanotube with Thymine and Cytosine in gas phase and aqueous solutions. Li doped silicon carbide nanotube and its pyrimidine nucleobase compounds were first modeled by Quantum mechanical calculations in gas phase and in water. Calculated binding energies indicated the stronger ability of thymine to functionalize silicon carbide nanotube than Cytosine. After that, Monte Carlo simulation and Free Energy Perturbation method was utilized to calculate solvation free energies and complexation free energies to evaluate solvation behavior and stability of the related structures. The results indicated that Li doped silicon carbide nanotube-thymine has more stability in water.
Ketabi, S., & Hashemianzadeh, S. M. (2012). Interaction of Pyrimidine Nucleobases with Silicon Carbide Nanotube: Effect of Functionalization on Stability and Solvation. Journal of Physical & Theoretical Chemistry, 9(3), 163-172.
MLA
S. Ketabi; S. M. Hashemianzadeh. "Interaction of Pyrimidine Nucleobases with Silicon Carbide Nanotube: Effect of Functionalization on Stability and Solvation". Journal of Physical & Theoretical Chemistry, 9, 3, 2012, 163-172.
HARVARD
Ketabi, S., Hashemianzadeh, S. M. (2012). 'Interaction of Pyrimidine Nucleobases with Silicon Carbide Nanotube: Effect of Functionalization on Stability and Solvation', Journal of Physical & Theoretical Chemistry, 9(3), pp. 163-172.
VANCOUVER
Ketabi, S., Hashemianzadeh, S. M. Interaction of Pyrimidine Nucleobases with Silicon Carbide Nanotube: Effect of Functionalization on Stability and Solvation. Journal of Physical & Theoretical Chemistry, 2012; 9(3): 163-172.
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