public class ElectronImpactPDBReaction extends ReactionEngine implements IReactionProcess
IReactionProcess which make an electron impact for pi-Bond Dissociation.
This reaction type is a representation of the processes which occurs in the mass spectrometer.
It is processed by the RemovingSEofPBMechanism class
IAtomContainerSet setOfReactants = DefaultChemObjectBuilder.getInstance().newAtomContainerSet(); setOfReactants.addAtomContainer(new AtomContainer()); IReactionProcess type = new ElectronImpactPDBReaction(); Object[] params = {Boolean.FALSE}; type.setParameters(params); IReactionSet setOfReactions = type.initiate(setOfReactants, null);
We have the possibility to localize the reactive center. Good method if you want to localize the reaction in a fixed point
atoms[0].setFlag(CDKConstants.REACTIVE_CENTER,true);
Moreover you must put the parameter Boolean.TRUE
If the reactive center is not localized then the reaction process will try to find automatically the possible reactive center.
RemovingSEofBMechanism
mechanism, paramsMap, paramsMap2
Constructor and Description |
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ElectronImpactPDBReaction()
Constructor of the ElectronImpactPDBReaction object.
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Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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ReactionSpecification |
getSpecification()
Gets the specification attribute of the ElectronImpactPDBReaction object.
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IReactionSet |
initiate(IAtomContainerSet reactants,
IAtomContainerSet agents)
Initiate process.
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getParameterClass, getParameterList, setParameterList
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait
getParameterClass, getParameterList, setParameterList
public ElectronImpactPDBReaction()
public ReactionSpecification getSpecification()
getSpecification
in interface IReactionProcess
public IReactionSet initiate(IAtomContainerSet reactants, IAtomContainerSet agents) throws CDKException
initiate
in interface IReactionProcess
reactants
- reactants of the reaction.agents
- agents of the reaction (Must be in this case null).CDKException
- Description of the ExceptionCopyright © 2022. All rights reserved.