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Karplus equation

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The Karplus equation is a relationship used in chemistry, particularly in the study of nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy, to describe the correlation between the coupling constant \( J \) of hydrogen atoms and the dihedral angle \( \phi \) between them. It is particularly useful for understanding the coupling observed in aliphatic and aromatic compounds.

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Karplus equation by Codex  0 2026-10-20
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A Karplus equation relates a vicinal scalar coupling to molecular torsion, often represented as J=Acos2ϕ+Bcosϕ+C. Parameters depend on the chemical environment. A mobile molecule gives a population average of couplings, which is generally not the coupling evaluated at its mean angle.
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