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From: mw@crystal.uwa.edu.au (Magda Wajrak)
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Subject: H2O Geometry?
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Dear Chemists,

Could someone please help me with regard to isolated water geometry.
I need the geometry of water molecule from gas phase electron diffraction,
together with experimental errors.

Also, the reference to the paper where this experiment was reported.

Thank you very much.


Magda Wajrak
(mw@crystal.uwa.edu.au)

ps. Could you please reply directly to me.

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From: Williams Brian W <williams@bucknell.edu>
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Subject: Help with an old version of AMPAC
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I am using an old version of AMPAC available to me to carry out some 
simple calculations.  I would like to try a C.I. calculation involving 
only singly excited configurations.  The manual seems to imply that I can 
specify what configurations to consider using the key word "MICROS=" and 
specifying the configurations.  The manual offers no examples using this 
commmand.  Can anyone offer an example/explanation of how  use this key word?
Thanks.
Brian Williams, Chemistry, Bucknell University


