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From: Rafael Rodriguez Pappalardo <rafapa@simulux.us.es>
To: Ali N Rashid <rrashid@unlserve.unl.edu>
cc: Zhenyu Lu <zl2@duke.edu>, chemistry@ccl.net
Subject: Re: CCL:IRC reaction path  geometres
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On Mon, 18 Dec 2000, Ali N Rashid wrote:

> 
> 
> Try writing a routine that uses as input the gausian output file. Then
> specify that the program write individual files with the coordinates of
> each point in the reaction. Use newzmat to change the coordinates to pdb.
> 
> There is a program called Molden that allows to make movies of IRC
> calculations. This might help as well.
> 
Before using Molden to animate an IRC calculation you shouild use the irc2xyz utility
included in the Molden distribution to extract the optimized points from
the Gaussian output file.

Best regards,
	Rafael
> Good luck.
> 
> Ali
> 
> 
> On Sun, 17 Dec 2000, Zhenyu Lu wrote:
> 
> > Hi, I was using Gaussian 98, ran reaction path calculations.
> > I used keyword IRC, doing forward and backword reactons. 
> > In the gaussian output file, you will  see geometres and energes
> > of each point are listed as a table. 
> > My question is:
> > How can I convert one Gaussian output file  to PDB files or XYZ
> > files,  each PDB/XYZ  file for just one point along the reaction path?
> > 
> > I know Gaussian provides some unitily, like newzmat, which can  
> > make a convertion between different file  types, but I don't know how to use it
> > to solve my question above.
> > 
> > Thanks in advance.
> > Zhenyu Lu
> > Dept of Chem, Duke Univ.
> > 
> > 
> >   
> > 
> 
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Hello,=20
where can I find the emperical force field paramters for the hydroxide =
ion?
I am modelling an enzyme system, containing Zinc ions with =
water/hydroxide ligands around in the active site. For such kind of =
system, is there anyone having the experience of treating it by pure  =
molecular mechanic method?  Is the reasult of MD in agreement  with the =
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How about  using AM1/MM or PM3/MM?  =20
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Dear friends,
  HAPPY EID MUBARAK-MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW
YEAR.
  
 When I add hydrogens in HYPERCHEM (demo version)to a
pdb file .The program is not giving me Hydrogens or
all atom model in the output file.It just give the
output same as input.
Is there any BUG in this program as mentioned in the
Readme file?
 If there is I am not getting .bas file in CDK
directory to replace it with the old one.
 or 
 I am making error at the desktop menu or prefrences
etc.
 Any suggestions...

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Dear CCLers:


Could anyone of you direct me to references/websites for
substituted/unsubstituted polynuclear aromatic hydrocarbons--mainly
naphthalenes and anthracenes?

Thank you very much in anticipation and happy christmas.


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Hello Sohail Qamar!

If you want hyperchem to save the hydrogens in a pdb file you have to
explicitly tell it to by resaving the file with the "Save As" option under
Files (or Ctrl+A).  Change the "Save as type" in the "save" window to
"Brookhaven PDB (*.ENT)" you will see a little area for "PDB Options" under
this select "Hydrogens".  Finish saving the file, when you reopen the file
it should now contain the hydrogens.  Let me know if this works or not for
you.  Hope this helps!

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Phillip Matz

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> Dear friends,
>   HAPPY EID MUBARAK-MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW
> YEAR.
>
>  When I add hydrogens in HYPERCHEM (demo version)to a
> pdb file .The program is not giving me Hydrogens or
> all atom model in the output file.It just give the
> output same as input.
> Is there any BUG in this program as mentioned in the
> Readme file?
>  If there is I am not getting .bas file in CDK
> directory to replace it with the old one.
>  or
>  I am making error at the desktop menu or prefrences
> etc.
>  Any suggestions...
>
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    Dear CCL Users,

    I have been trying to run a calculation of "Bond Order" using the
keywords in the route section:
# RHF/6-31G* Density=Current AIM=BO Geom=Check

    But the job stop and write:
=> Warning: RMS ERROR HAS INCREASED
=> Newton Step Failed for Surface Sheet 3
=> Error termination via Link L609.EXE

What is mean? What can I do?
Thanks for any help!
Best Regards,

Sidney Ramos
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