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To find the lowest energy ground state conformation of the molecule, a conformation distribution search was run at the molecular mechanics level. The most favorable structures were then submitted to an equilibrium geometry calculation at the AM1 semi-empirical level. To find the energy level for the transition state, a transition geometry calculation was run at the AM1 level. This resulted in a structure with one imaginary vibration above 100 Hz. This vibration was animated in order to show the nitrogen vibrating up and down in a manner consistent with the motion leading to inversion. At this point, a single point energy calculation at the 3-21G* ab initio level was run for both the lowest energy conformation and the transition state structure. The energy difference for the two conformations was taken as the barrier for the inversion
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To find the lowest energy ground state conformation of the molecule, a conformation distribution search was run at the molecular mechanics level. The most favorable structures were then submitted to an equilibrium geometry calculation at the AM1 semi-empirical level. To find the energy level for the transition state, a transition geometry calculation was run at the AM1 level. This resulted in a structure with one imaginary vibration above 100 Hz. This vibration was animated in order to show the nitrogen vibrating up and down in a manner consistent with the motion leading to inversion. At this point, a single point energy calculation at the 3-21G* ab initio level was run for both the lowest energy conformation and the transition state structure. The energy difference for the two conformations was taken as the barrier for the inversion.
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