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chem-bond-dissociation
Calculate homolytic and heterolytic bond dissociation energies (BDEs) for all single bonds in a molecule using MLIPs with RDKit fragmentation.
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Calculate homolytic and heterolytic bond dissociation energies (BDEs) for all single bonds in a molecule using MLIPs with RDKit fragmentation.
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Bond Dissociation Energy Skill
Goal
Calculate the homolytic and/or heterolytic bond dissociation energy (BDE) for each single bond in a molecule using Machine Learning Interatomic Potentials (MLIPs).
Homolytic BDE (radical fragments): $$\text{BDE}_\text{homo}(A{-}B) = E(A\bullet) + E(B\bullet) - E(A{-}B)$$
Heterolytic BDE (ionic fragments, minimum over both polarity variants): $$\text{BDE}_\text{hetero}(A{-}B) = \min!\bigl(E(A^+)+E(B^-),; E(A^-)+E(B^+)\bigr) - E(A{-}B)$$
[!IMPORTANT] This skill computes BDEs by relaxing both the intact molecule and fragments with an MLIP. For purpose-trained GNN models that predict BDE directly from SMILES (MAE ~0.6 kcal/mol), consider ALFABET or BonDNet instead.
Background
BDE is a fundamental thermodynamic quantity that determines:
- Drug metabolism: CYP450 enzymes abstract H from the weakest C–H bond
- Electrolyte stability: Which bonds break first under electrochemical voltage
- Combustion chemistry: Rate-determining bond-breaking steps in fuel oxidation
- Polymer degradation: Weakest links in polymer backbone chains
A 2024 study (Zubatyuk et al., JCTC) demonstrated that MACE potentials achieve BDE RMSE of 1.37 kcal/mol for aliphatic C–H bonds in drug-like molecules, outperforming semi-empirical methods and ALFABET for BDE ranking.
1. Prerequisites
- Conda Environment:
mace-agent(includes RDKit, ASE, and MACE) - Input: SMILES string or structure file (
.sdf,.mol2) - RDKit: Required for bond identification and molecular fragmentation
2. Choosing a Foundation Potential
Refer to the foundation-potentials skill for model selection.
[!IMPORTANT] Model requirements by cleavage mode:
Mode Recommended model supports_charge_spinValidated? homolyticMACE-OFF23-small/medium/largeNot required ✅ heterolyticorbothMACE-OMOL-extra-large(env:mace-agent)✅ Required ✅ heterolyticorbothMACE-MH-1with omol head (env:mace-agent)✅ Required ✅ heterolyticorbothFairChem uma-s-1p1with--task_name omol(env:fairchem-agent)✅ Required ✅ Setting charge/spin on MACE models: use
atoms.info["charge"]andatoms.info["spin"](the calculator's defaultinfo_keysmaps"charge"→total_charge/"spin"→total_spin). Both MACE-OMOL and MACE-MH usejoint_embeddingto condition the network on these scalars.If you request
--cleavage bothwith a model that does not support charge/spin, the skill will log a warning and silently fall back to homolytic-only. Using--cleavage heterolyticwith an unsupported model raises an error.Note on single-atom fragments: When a bond produces a bare H (or other single atom), heterolytic BDE is automatically skipped — neither MACE nor FairChem UMA has signed single-atom energies (only neutral H, C, N, O… are in the reference tables).
3. Calculation Workflow
Step 1: Provide a molecule
# SMILES input (most common)
--smiles "CCO"
# Or from a structure file
--structure molecule.sdf
Step 2: Run BDE calculation
Homolytic only (default, no charge/spin needed):
# Env: mace-agent
python .agents/skills/chem-bond-dissociation/scripts/calculate_bde.py \
--smiles CCO \
--all_bonds \
--cleavage homolytic \
--model_type mace \
--model_name MACE-OFF23-small \
--output_dir research/my_folder/bde_results
Both homolytic and heterolytic (MACE-OMOL):
# Env: mace-agent
python .agents/skills/chem-bond-dissociation/scripts/calculate_bde.py \
--smiles CCO \
--all_bonds \
--cleavage both \
--model_type mace \
--model_name MACE-OMOL-extra-large \
--output_dir research/my_folder/bde_results_both
Both homolytic and heterolytic (FairChem UMA omol):
# Env: fairchem-agent
python .agents/skills/chem-bond-dissociation/scripts/calculate_bde.py \
--smiles CCO \
--all_bonds \
--cleavage both \
--model_type fairchem \
--model_name uma-s-1p1 \
--task_name omol \
--output_dir research/my_folder/bde_results_both
Heterolytic only with FairChem UMA:
# Env: fairchem-agent
python .agents/skills/chem-bond-dissociation/scripts/calculate_bde.py \
--smiles CCO \
--all_bonds \
--cleavage heterolytic \
--model_type fairchem \
--model_name uma-s-1p1 \
--task_name omol \
--output_dir research/my_folder/bde_hetero
Key Parameters
| Argument | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
--smiles | — | SMILES string of the molecule |
--structure | — | Path to structure file (.sdf, .mol2) |
--bond | — | Specific bond as atom indices "i-j" (0-indexed) |
--all_bonds | True | Compute BDE for all single bonds |
--include_h_bonds | False | Include X–H bonds |
--cleavage | homolytic | homolytic, heterolytic, or both |
--model_type | mace | MLIP backend (mace, fairchem) |
--model_name | auto | Model checkpoint (default: MACE-OFF23-small for homolytic; uma-s-1p1 for hetero/both) |
--task_name | — | Task head for multi-task models (e.g. omol for FairChem UMA) |
--fmax | 0.01 | Force convergence for relaxation (eV/Å) |
--output_dir | required | Output directory |
4. Output Files
-
bde_results.json— Full results including:metadata: model name, cleavage mode,supports_charge_spin, SMILES, etc.intact_energy_eV: Energy of the relaxed intact moleculebonds: List of per-bond results:bde_eV,bde_kJ_mol,bde_kcal_mol: Homolytic BDE (if computed)heterolytic_bde_eV,heterolytic_bde_kJ_mol,heterolytic_bde_kcal_mol: Best heterolytic BDE (if computed)heterolytic_best_variant: Which polarity won ("frag1+ / frag2-"or"frag1- / frag2+")heterolytic_variants: Raw results for both polarity variants
weakest_bond_homolytic,weakest_bond_heterolytic: Summary of weakest bondsbonds_ranked_by_homolytic_bde,bonds_ranked_by_heterolytic_bde: Sorted tables
-
intact_relaxed.xyz: Relaxed intact molecule -
frag_bond{N}_homo_{1,2}.xyz: Homolytic radical fragments -
frag_bond{N}_hetero_pos_neg_{1,2}.xyz: Heterolytic cation/anion fragments (variant A) -
frag_bond{N}_hetero_neg_pos_{1,2}.xyz: Heterolytic anion/cation fragments (variant B)
5. Examples
| Example | Model | Cleavage | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
examples/ethanol_mace_off23_small/ | MACE-OFF23-small | homolytic | Standard homolytic BDE for ethanol; includes H bonds |
examples/methanol_mace_omol_both/ | MACE-OMOL-extra-large | both | Homo + heterolytic for methanol; C–O hetero = 90 vs homo = 143 kcal/mol |
examples/methanol_uma_omol_both/ | FairChem UMA omol | both | Homo + heterolytic for methanol; C–O hetero = 157 vs homo = 126 kcal/mol |
Ethanol — Homolytic BDE (MACE-OFF23)
# Env: mace-agent
python .agents/skills/chem-bond-dissociation/scripts/calculate_bde.py \
--smiles CCO \
--all_bonds \
--include_h_bonds \
--cleavage homolytic \
--model_type mace \
--model_name MACE-OFF23-small \
--output_dir .agents/skills/chem-bond-dissociation/examples/ethanol_mace_off23_small
Methanol — Both Homo and Heterolytic BDE (FairChem UMA omol)
# Env: fairchem-agent
python .agents/skills/chem-bond-dissociation/scripts/calculate_bde.py \
--smiles CO \
--all_bonds \
--include_h_bonds \
--cleavage both \
--model_type fairchem \
--model_name uma-s-1p1 \
--task_name omol \
--output_dir .agents/skills/chem-bond-dissociation/examples/methanol_uma_omol_both
Experimental BDEs for ethanol (Blanksby & Ellison, 2003):
| Bond | Experimental BDE (kcal/mol) |
|---|---|
| O–H | ~104 |
| C–H (methyl) | ~101 |
| C–H (methylene) | ~95 |
| C–C | ~85 |
| C–O | ~92 |
6. Constraints
- Radical spin states: For homolytic BDE, MLIPs are generally "electron-agnostic" and treat fragments as neutral regardless of spin state. BDE ranking is typically more reliable than absolute values.
- Ionic states: Heterolytic BDE requires a charge/spin-aware model (
supports_charge_spin=True). Validated: MACE-OMOL, MACE-MH (omol head), and FairChem UMA omol. These models useatoms.info["charge"]andatoms.info["spin"]to condition on the ionic state. Models without this flag raise an error for--cleavage heterolytic. - Ring bonds: Breaking bonds in rings produces a single open-chain diradical. The script will warn and skip ring bonds.
- Accuracy: Expect ~2–5 kcal/mol error for homolytic BDEs with MACE-OFF23. Heterolytic accuracy is less benchmarked with current MLIPs.
- Environments:
mace-agentfor MACE modelsfairchem-agentfor FairChem/UMA models
References
- Blanksby & Ellison, "Bond Dissociation Energies of Organic Molecules", Acc. Chem. Res. 2003, 36, 255.
- St. John et al., "Prediction of organic homolytic bond dissociation enthalpies at near chemical accuracy with sub-second computational cost", Nat. Commun. 2020, 11, 2328. (ALFABET)
- Zubatyuk et al., "A Transferable MACE Potential for Open- and Closed-Shell Drug-Like Molecules", J. Chem. Theory Comput. 2024.
Author: Bowen Deng Contact: GitHub @learningmatter-mit
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name: chem-bond-dissociation description: Calculate homolytic and heterolytic bond dissociation energies (BDEs) for all single bonds in a molecule using MLIPs with RDKit fragmentation. category: [chemistry]
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---
name: chem-bond-dissociation
description: Calculate homolytic and heterolytic bond dissociation energies (BDEs) for all single bonds in a molecule using MLIPs with RDKit fragmentation.
category: [chemistry]
---
# Bond Dissociation Energy Skill
## Goal
Calculate the **homolytic** and/or **heterolytic** bond dissociation energy (BDE) for each single bond in a molecule using Machine Learning Interatomic Potentials (MLIPs).
**Homolytic BDE** (radical fragments):
$$\text{BDE}_\text{homo}(A{-}B) = E(A\bullet) + E(B\bullet) - E(A{-}B)$$
**Heterolytic BDE** (ionic fragments, minimum over both polarity variants):
$$\text{BDE}_\text{hetero}(A{-}B) = \min\!\bigl(E(A^+)+E(B^-),\; E(A^-)+E(B^+)\bigr) - E(A{-}B)$$
> [!IMPORTANT]
> This skill computes BDEs by relaxing both the intact molecule and fragments with an MLIP. For purpose-trained GNN models that predict BDE directly from SMILES (MAE ~0.6 kcal/mol), consider [ALFABET](https://bde.ml.nrel.gov) or BonDNet instead.
## Background
BDE is a fundamental thermodynamic quantity that determines:
- **Drug metabolism**: CYP450 enzymes abstract H from the weakest C–H bond
- **Electrolyte stability**: Which bonds break first under electrochemical voltage
- **Combustion chemistry**: Rate-determining bond-breaking steps in fuel oxidation
- **Polymer degradation**: Weakest links in polymer backbone chains
A 2024 study (Zubatyuk et al., *JCTC*) demonstrated that MACE potentials achieve BDE RMSE of 1.37 kcal/mol for aliphatic C–H bonds in drug-like molecules, outperforming semi-empirical methods and ALFABET for BDE **ranking**.
## 1. Prerequisites
- **Conda Environment**: `mace-agent` (includes RDKit, ASE, and MACE)
- **Input**: SMILES string or structure file (`.sdf`, `.mol2`)
- **RDKit**: Required for bond identification and molecular fragmentation
## 2. Choosing a Foundation Potential
Refer to the [foundation-potentials skill](../ml-foundation-potentials/SKILL.md) for model selection.
> [!IMPORTANT]
> **Model requirements by cleavage mode:**
>
> | Mode | Recommended model | `supports_charge_spin` | Validated? |
> |:---|:---|:---|:---|
> | `homolytic` | `MACE-OFF23-small/medium/large` | Not required | ✅ |
> | `heterolytic` or `both` | **`MACE-OMOL-extra-large`** (env: `mace-agent`) | ✅ Required | ✅ |
> | `heterolytic` or `both` | **`MACE-MH-1`** with omol head (env: `mace-agent`) | ✅ Required | ✅ |
> | `heterolytic` or `both` | FairChem `uma-s-1p1` with `--task_name omol` (env: `fairchem-agent`) | ✅ Required | ✅ |
>
> **Setting charge/spin on MACE models:** use `atoms.info["charge"]` and `atoms.info["spin"]`
> (the calculator's default `info_keys` maps `"charge"` → `total_charge` / `"spin"` → `total_spin`).
> Both MACE-OMOL and MACE-MH use `joint_embedding` to condition the network on these scalars.
>
> If you request `--cleavage both` with a model that does **not** support charge/spin,
> the skill will log a warning and silently fall back to homolytic-only.
> Using `--cleavage heterolytic` with an unsupported model raises an error.
>
> **Note on single-atom fragments:** When a bond produces a bare H (or other single atom),
> heterolytic BDE is automatically skipped — neither MACE nor FairChem UMA has signed
> single-atom energies (only neutral H, C, N, O… are in the reference tables).
## 3. Calculation Workflow
### Step 1: Provide a molecule
```bash
# SMILES input (most common)
--smiles "CCO"
# Or from a structure file
--structure molecule.sdf
```
### Step 2: Run BDE calculation
**Homolytic only** (default, no charge/spin needed):
```bash
# Env: mace-agent
python .agents/skills/chem-bond-dissociation/scripts/calculate_bde.py \
--smiles CCO \
--all_bonds \
--cleavage homolytic \
--model_type mace \
--model_name MACE-OFF23-small \
--output_dir research/my_folder/bde_results
```
**Both homolytic and heterolytic** (MACE-OMOL):
```bash
# Env: mace-agent
python .agents/skills/chem-bond-dissociation/scripts/calculate_bde.py \
--smiles CCO \
--all_bonds \
--cleavage both \
--model_type mace \
--model_name MACE-OMOL-extra-large \
--output_dir research/my_folder/bde_results_both
```
**Both homolytic and heterolytic** (FairChem UMA omol):
```bash
# Env: fairchem-agent
python .agents/skills/chem-bond-dissociation/scripts/calculate_bde.py \
--smiles CCO \
--all_bonds \
--cleavage both \
--model_type fairchem \
--model_name uma-s-1p1 \
--task_name omol \
--output_dir research/my_folder/bde_results_both
```
**Heterolytic only** with FairChem UMA:
```bash
# Env: fairchem-agent
python .agents/skills/chem-bond-dissociation/scripts/calculate_bde.py \
--smiles CCO \
--all_bonds \
--cleavage heterolytic \
--model_type fairchem \
--model_name uma-s-1p1 \
--task_name omol \
--output_dir research/my_folder/bde_hetero
```
### Key Parameters
| Argument | Default | Description |
|:---|:---|:---|
| `--smiles` | — | SMILES string of the molecule |
| `--structure` | — | Path to structure file (`.sdf`, `.mol2`) |
| `--bond` | — | Specific bond as atom indices `"i-j"` (0-indexed) |
| `--all_bonds` | `True` | Compute BDE for all single bonds |
| `--include_h_bonds` | `False` | Include X–H bonds |
| `--cleavage` | `homolytic` | `homolytic`, `heterolytic`, or `both` |
| `--model_type` | `mace` | MLIP backend (`mace`, `fairchem`) |
| `--model_name` | auto | Model checkpoint (default: `MACE-OFF23-small` for homolytic; `uma-s-1p1` for hetero/both) |
| `--task_name` | — | Task head for multi-task models (e.g. `omol` for FairChem UMA) |
| `--fmax` | `0.01` | Force convergence for relaxation (eV/Å) |
| `--output_dir` | required | Output directory |
## 4. Output Files
- **`bde_results.json`** — Full results including:
- `metadata`: model name, cleavage mode, `supports_charge_spin`, SMILES, etc.
- `intact_energy_eV`: Energy of the relaxed intact molecule
- `bonds`: List of per-bond results:
- `bde_eV`, `bde_kJ_mol`, `bde_kcal_mol`: Homolytic BDE (if computed)
- `heterolytic_bde_eV`, `heterolytic_bde_kJ_mol`, `heterolytic_bde_kcal_mol`: Best heterolytic BDE (if computed)
- `heterolytic_best_variant`: Which polarity won (`"frag1+ / frag2-"` or `"frag1- / frag2+"`)
- `heterolytic_variants`: Raw results for both polarity variants
- `weakest_bond_homolytic`, `weakest_bond_heterolytic`: Summary of weakest bonds
- `bonds_ranked_by_homolytic_bde`, `bonds_ranked_by_heterolytic_bde`: Sorted tables
- **`intact_relaxed.xyz`**: Relaxed intact molecule
- **`frag_bond{N}_homo_{1,2}.xyz`**: Homolytic radical fragments
- **`frag_bond{N}_hetero_pos_neg_{1,2}.xyz`**: Heterolytic cation/anion fragments (variant A)
- **`frag_bond{N}_hetero_neg_pos_{1,2}.xyz`**: Heterolytic anion/cation fragments (variant B)
## 5. Examples
| Example | Model | Cleavage | Notes |
|:---|:---|:---|:---|
| [`examples/ethanol_mace_off23_small/`](examples/ethanol_mace_off23_small/) | MACE-OFF23-small | `homolytic` | Standard homolytic BDE for ethanol; includes H bonds |
| [`examples/methanol_mace_omol_both/`](examples/methanol_mace_omol_both/) | MACE-OMOL-extra-large | `both` | Homo + heterolytic for methanol; C–O hetero = 90 vs homo = 143 kcal/mol |
| [`examples/methanol_uma_omol_both/`](examples/methanol_uma_omol_both/) | FairChem UMA omol | `both` | Homo + heterolytic for methanol; C–O hetero = 157 vs homo = 126 kcal/mol |
### Ethanol — Homolytic BDE (MACE-OFF23)
```bash
# Env: mace-agent
python .agents/skills/chem-bond-dissociation/scripts/calculate_bde.py \
--smiles CCO \
--all_bonds \
--include_h_bonds \
--cleavage homolytic \
--model_type mace \
--model_name MACE-OFF23-small \
--output_dir .agents/skills/chem-bond-dissociation/examples/ethanol_mace_off23_small
```
### Methanol — Both Homo and Heterolytic BDE (FairChem UMA omol)
```bash
# Env: fairchem-agent
python .agents/skills/chem-bond-dissociation/scripts/calculate_bde.py \
--smiles CO \
--all_bonds \
--include_h_bonds \
--cleavage both \
--model_type fairchem \
--model_name uma-s-1p1 \
--task_name omol \
--output_dir .agents/skills/chem-bond-dissociation/examples/methanol_uma_omol_both
```
Experimental BDEs for ethanol (Blanksby & Ellison, 2003):
| Bond | Experimental BDE (kcal/mol) |
|:---|:---|
| O–H | ~104 |
| C–H (methyl) | ~101 |
| C–H (methylene) | ~95 |
| C–C | ~85 |
| C–O | ~92 |
## 6. Constraints
- **Radical spin states**: For homolytic BDE, MLIPs are generally "electron-agnostic" and treat fragments as neutral regardless of spin state. BDE **ranking** is typically more reliable than absolute values.
- **Ionic states**: Heterolytic BDE requires a charge/spin-aware model (`supports_charge_spin=True`). Validated: **MACE-OMOL**, **MACE-MH** (omol head), and **FairChem UMA omol**. These models use `atoms.info["charge"]` and `atoms.info["spin"]` to condition on the ionic state. Models without this flag raise an error for `--cleavage heterolytic`.
- **Ring bonds**: Breaking bonds in rings produces a single open-chain diradical. The script will warn and skip ring bonds.
- **Accuracy**: Expect ~2–5 kcal/mol error for homolytic BDEs with MACE-OFF23. Heterolytic accuracy is less benchmarked with current MLIPs.
- **Environments**:
- `mace-agent` for MACE models
- `fairchem-agent` for FairChem/UMA models
## References
- Blanksby & Ellison, "Bond Dissociation Energies of Organic Molecules", *Acc. Chem. Res.* **2003**, 36, 255.
- St. John et al., "Prediction of organic homolytic bond dissociation enthalpies at near chemical accuracy with sub-second computational cost", *Nat. Commun.* **2020**, 11, 2328. (ALFABET)
- Zubatyuk et al., "A Transferable MACE Potential for Open- and Closed-Shell Drug-Like Molecules", *J. Chem. Theory Comput.* **2024**.
---
**Author:** Bowen Deng
**Contact:** [GitHub @learningmatter-mit](https://github.com/learningmatter-mit)
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