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Dear CCLers,

I am seeking for databases reporting experimental data of gibbs free
energy of organic molecules. Besides, the accuracy of the data is the
major concern of my project. Do anyone know there exists some database
reporting the gibbs free energy together with the accuracy of data(in
terms of error bar)?

Thanks a lot.

Best Regards
Larry



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From: "Jaroslaw Pillardy" <jp86@cornell.edu>
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New MOIL release (MOIL9) http://cbsu.tc.cornell.edu/software/moil

MOIL is a molecular dynamics package that performs energy related
calculations. In addition to the common applications of energy,
minimization, dynamics, and free energy differences of biological
molecules, MOIL has a number of unique features developed in the group
of Ron Elber. Below we highlight a few of them

 - Long time dynamics algorithms - the stochastic difference equation.
Our recent methodology to extend significantly the time scale of
simulations. Serial and parallel code is now available in the sdel
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-  Windows 2000 graphic user interface, cmoil graphic display program,
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- The new code also includes implementation of the AMBER99 force field
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model) and a generalized Born model.

Cheers,

Jarek

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Dear William

Winmopac, vega are good in this regard and there are free version on the net

Good luck with the conversion

Iman

>>> "William Wei" <william.wei@utoronto.ca> 05/07/03 11:57PM >>>
Dear CCLers,

Does anyone know a free software can convert Cartesian coordinates to
Z-matrix? Thanks.

Have a good day!

William

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From chemistry-request@server.ccl.net Sat May 10 09:47:39 2003
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From: Grzegorz Bakalarski <grzesb@biogeo.uw.edu.pl>
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Subject: Re: CCL:AIM keyword in G03
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On Thu, May 08, 2003 at 11:33:32AM -0600, Dr. Daniel Glossman-Mitnik wrote:
> 
> Has the AIM keyword been released in G03 ?
> It is possible to do an AIM charge analysis ?
> --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Hmm, good question... !

According to User's Reference I've got a week ago, there is no such
keyword (or any trace in index).
According to source code:

dummy-links.F:      Call GauErr('AIM not available.')

... but I can find parts of code similar to g98 routines  doing AIM ...
Maybe this is "under re-construction" at the moment????

GB


