PCSB

NOTE: The valence contribution update now targets specific bond types. No changes are expected in typical organic systems, except for the N-S bond, which is no longer corrected.

PCSB article


The Pisa Composite Scheme (PCS) in its bond corrected (PCSB) variant applies a set of linear corrections to covalent bonds starting from an initial geometry provided as input. The tool is used in three sequential steps: The tool employs the redundant internal coordinates and penality function approach to determine improved Cartesian coordinates. To get a better understanding of the method, please check the reference article. To get a flavour of the workflow of the website, please refer to the original article.
PCSB
$$ r_{PCSB} = r(rDSD/3F12-) + \Delta r_{B} $$ $$ \Delta r_{B} = \Delta r^{CVB}_{ij} + \Delta r^{VB}_{ij} $$ $$ \Delta r^{CVB}_{ij} = -k \sqrt{N_iN_j-1} \left ( r_i^{cov} + r_j^{cov} \right ), N_i=min(n_i,3) $$ $$ \Delta r^{VB}_{ij} = \Delta r^{CVB}_{ij} \left[ \sqrt{|BO_{ij} - 2|} - 1\right]\left[ \delta(i,C)\delta(j,S) + \delta(i,S)\delta(j,C) + \sum_{x,y \in \{C,N\}} \delta(i,x)\delta(j,y) \right] $$

2. Upload a molecular structure (XYZ or Gaussian LOG file).



3. Download refined structure and view its properties.




    
Input Structure

    
Refined structure

    
Bond distances

    
Parent rotational constants