Talk:Mod:lx921011 rea12
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Cyclopentadiene data = 100%, discussion 90%
nicely written. maybe just include one angle in the text (but that's a minor thing really)
Taxol (data =80%, discussion=90%)
Quick intro to Taxol would be nice. Good: Details on what the problem is and what methods were used!
again, describe the angles shortly in the text. it makes a much nicer read.
For each isomer there's different conformations (cyclohexane: boat, seat, twist) which you mention in the text as well. But you never went any further along that line. So, can you be 100% sure you have the lowest energy conformer every time? ;)
Doesn't Maier et al. point out that the olefines are less strained due to decreased H-H interactions?
Nice lit ref!
NMR (data =100% discussion = 100%)
Nice intro, well done on the heavy atom effect and the methyl averaging. Good reference.
Well-presented ppm difference!
Would have been nice if you could have discussed that the carbon with the big difference is located directly next to two sulfur atoms (#5 in the DOI you provided?)w. Might very well be due to the calculation method (even corrected) that you used. But that's just minor nibbling.
Altogether good layout. Nice!
Epoxide (data =100%, discussion = 100%)
Very detailed and very well done!
NMR (data = 100%, discussion = 100%)
good!
Rotations (data = 100% discussion = 100%)
good
TS (data = 95% discussion = 100%)
missing the enantiomeric excess for SS. other than that: well done!
QTAIM and NCI (data = 100%, discussion = 70%)
Excellent, I like the yellow labelling makes it very easy to distinguish!
You could have discussed QTAIM a bit qualitatively, mentioning e.g. the newly forming bonds.
Suggestion
Good content, good formatting, nice to read!