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How can I find angle strain?​

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Answered by beniwalashwani167
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calculating angle strain of actual compounds-

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Calculating angle strain in actual compounds

So far we only have a predicted value of angle strain in planar rings. We need a measure of angle strain in actual compounds, so that we can compare this to the predicted values.

The preferred angle in actual compounds can be determined, for an n-membered carbocyclic ring, by taking the average internal angle across a large number crystal structures. Angle strain can then be calculated as the difference between this average internal angle and the ideal sp3 angle of 109.5.

Calculate, from crystal structure data, the actual angle strain in cyclohexane. For this task you are provided with 5 structures each containing a cyclohexane ring (CSD refcodes: ALIPIU, AZANUK, CYCHEX, CHXDCA and BCYHAC). To view a structure click on its refcode in the Structure Navigator on the right hand side of the main Mercury window. For each structure measure all six internal C-C-C angles, then calculate the average internal angle of each structure and the overall average across the whole set.

To measure angles in Mercury

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