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Got a charged molecule from the singlet_carbene_intra_disproportionation family #213
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Forbidding a charged carbene such as in C[C-]=[N+]=O from reacting in the singlet_carbene_intra_disproportionation family. See #213.
Forbidding a charged carbene such as in C[C-]=[N+]=O from reacting in the singlet_carbene_intra_disproportionation family. See #213.
Forbidding a charged carbene such as in C[C-]=[N+]=O from reacting in the singlet_carbene_intra_disproportionation family. See #213.
Forbidding a charged carbene such as in C[C-]=[N+]=O from reacting in the singlet_carbene_intra_disproportionation family. See #213.
@zjburas and I had a face to face conversation about whether it is better to restructure trees to exclude charged carbons or to add a forbidden group. It is probably better to just define the trees correctly rather than putting in forbidden groups. To my knowledge, the forbidden groups adds an extra step that is applied in every isomorphism. Additionally, we have had cases in the past where we "over-forbid" in a family and end up missing relevant chemistry. However, I get that it is much harder to change trees than add forbidden groups, so I'd allow it sometimes for expedience. |
…nation Forbidding a charged carbene such as in C[C-]=[N+]=O from reacting in the singlet_carbene_intra_disproportionation family. See #213.
solved by #214 |
RMG crashed when processing the following molecule
in the singlet_carbene_intra_disproportionation family, giving this trace:
(the family + reactant in the trace are my debug additions)
The product has a net charge of (+2).
Perhaps we should forbid charged carbenes from reacting in this family?
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