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DFT-Based Prediction of Anti-Leishmanial Activity of Carboxylates and Their Antimony(III) Complexes Against Five Leishmanial Strains

Online Journal of Microbiological Research | Vol 1, Issue 1

Table 1. Quantum chemical properties and optimized structure of compounds


 

 

 

 

EA =

2.716

EA =

2.344

IP =

5.952

IP =

5.796

η =

1.618

η =

1.726

S =

0.309

S =

0.29

µ =

1.828

µ =

2.244

ET =

-817.479

ET =

-856.797

ω =

1.033

ω =

1.459

χ =

4.334

χ =

4.07

 

 

 

 

Compound-1

 

 

Compound-2

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

EA =

2.18

EA =

2.833

IP =

5.911

IP =

5.885

η =

1.865

η =

1.526

S =

0.268

S =

0.328

µ =

3.022

µ =

2.154

ET =

-1087.84

ET =

-1009.23

ω =

2.448

ω =

1.52

χ =

4.045

χ =

4.359

 

 

 

 

Compound-3

 

 

Compound-4

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

EA =

3.348

EA =

24.312

IP =

6.709

IP =

22.303

η =

1.68

η =

-1.005

S =

0.298

S =

-0.498

µ =

7.208

µ =

11.329

ET =

-7592.19

ET =

-7564.55

ω =

15.458

ω =

-63.886

χ =

5.028

χ =

23.308

 

 

 

 

Compound-5

 

Compound-6

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

EA =

23.136

EA =

3.435

IP =

20.499

IP =

5.853

η =

-1.319

η =

1.209

S =

-0.379

S =

0.414

µ =

5.151

µ =

4.062

ET =

-7783.44

ET =

-7783.96

ω =

-10.062

ω =

6.824

χ =

21.817

χ =

4.644

 

 

 

 

Compound-7

 

Compound-8

 

EA is the electron affinity in eV, IP is the ionization potential in eV, η is the absolute hardness, and S is the global softness, µ is the dipole moment in D, ET is the total energy in hartree, ω is the electrophilicity index, and χ is the electronegativity of compounds as evaluated by DFT method