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Hi,
  Is anyone aware of a library or similar of UV/photo-electron spectra ?

I`m aware of IR, NMR, X-ray and mass spec libraries but not PES.

 Thanks,

       john upham

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John Upham, Dept. of Chemistry, University of Reading, Berks., RG6 2AD, UK.
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I'm a last-year student of chemistry at the Warsaw Technical University. I'm
investigating the synthesis of both diazirines and corresponding carbenes
(fig.1)                                                          ^^^^^^^^
                      X
                       \
                         C:
                       /
                      Y

                      Fig.1

- as products of their decomposition. Philicity of carbenes have shown
"selectivity index":

m_(CXY)= -1.10*( [SIGMA_XY] [small sigma_R^+] ) +
                          + 0.53*( [SIGMA_XY] [small sigma_I] ) - 0.31

Info: [SIGMA_XY]: sum
      [small sigma]: factor

    I'll be very grateful for sending me information concerning problems
listed below:
    1. factors: [small sigma_R^+] and [small sigma_I] for X or Y :
       4-fluorphenoxy-,  4-chlorphenoxy-,  4-methylphenoxy-,  4-
       methoxyphenoxy, 4- cyanphenoxy-, 2,2,2- trichlorethoxy-;

    2. suggestions how to count them if you don't know any publications
listing those data;

    3. contact with prof. R. W. Taft (see 4);

    4. I would like to get this article: Ehrenson, S.; Brownlee, R. T. C.;
Taft, R. W.; Prog.Phys.Org.Chem.; 1973,10,1; if you could send me it.

            Any suggestions, recommendations to solve this would be highly
appreciated. Has anyone else faced similar problems?
Thanks in advance,

-Agnieszka Samulska

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Dear Netters,

Can anyone please provide a reference to a good ECP and a high 
quality basis set including polarization functions for Br, I and Cl.  
Please send me the references to literature and if possible
e-mail me a copy of the potential and basis.

Thanks,
Gary  fox_g@hanv01.dnet.sandoz.com  (201) 503-7735  (201) 503-6357 fax

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Help!  Can anyone supply me with a data-set in MOPAC or
Gaussian Z-matrix format  or in Cartesian coordinates for
a polypeptide of about 1,500 - 2,500 atoms?  I need all
atoms, including hydrogens, and atom-labels, e.g. C, N, O,
etc.

James J. P. Stewart
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Mike Peterson has asked about open shell doublets; he was
experiencing difficulty with MOPAC 93 on a HP system.

At present, the only validated version of MOPAC 93 is for the
SUN workstation.  The ARC file from the validated program,
for the doublet system supplied is given below.  
Most likely a bug was introduced into the HP version
when the SUN version was ported.  From  the error-message, the bug
is probably an array overwrite.

Jimmy Stewart


                     SUMMARY OF   AM1   CALCULATION

                                                            MOPAC  93.00


  C3  H3  O2 
                                                       Mon Aug 23 08:46:36 1993
 AM1 TS         
 alpha, beta-unsat acid from george@gravity.cray.com (George Fitzgerald)
 carboxyl radical for decarboxylation (correct answer is 3.19 Kcal)


     GEOMETRY OPTIMISED USING EIGENVECTOR FOLLOWING (EF).     
     SCF FIELD WAS ACHIEVED                                   


          HEAT OF FORMATION       =         3.188746 KCAL =     13.34171 KJ
          ELECTRONIC ENERGY       =     -2934.873622 EV      STATE: DOUBLET A   
          CORE-CORE REPULSION     =      1872.001197 EV
          DIPOLE                  =         3.90641 DEBYE    SYMMETRY:       C1  
          NO. OF FILLED LEVELS    =        13
          AND NO. OF OPEN LEVELS  =         1
          IONIZATION POTENTIAL    =        10.493547 EV
          HOMO (SOMO) LUMO (EV)   =       -11.676 ( -6.542)  0.235
          MOLECULAR WEIGHT        =        71.056
          SCF CALCULATIONS        =        39
          COMPUTATION TIME =  3 MINUTES AND  19.640 SECONDS


          FINAL GEOMETRY OBTAINED                                    CHARGE
 AM1 TS         
 alpha, beta-unsat acid from george@gravity.cray.com (George Fitzgerald)
 carboxyl radical for decarboxylation (correct answer is 3.19 Kcal)
  C    0.00000000  0    0.0000000  0    0.0000000  0    0    0    0      0.3549
  O    1.21911043  1    0.0000000  0    0.0000000  0    1    0    0     -0.2797
  O    1.21656113  1  146.9451628  1    0.0000000  0    1    2    0     -0.2759
  C    1.80746882  1  105.8394755  1  178.9764669  1    1    2    3     -0.1421
  C    1.30588225  1  115.6037676  1 -128.5268313  1    4    1    3     -0.1895
  H    1.08324537  1  103.3814710  1   50.0919199  1    4    1    3      0.2039
  H    1.10295771  1  121.5492940  1   -0.6127259  1    5    4    6      0.1608
  H    1.10108634  1  123.3157331  1  179.0393641  1    5    4    6      0.1676


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Dear netters

I would appreciate any suggestion regarding the best chemical structure, 
reaction and equation drawing software working with windows.

Thank you all.

Mahmood

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Dear Netters,

I was wondering whether anyone using Felix V 2.05 for NMR data processing
on an SGI running IRIX 4.0.5 has come across these obscure bugs I found tonight.

- After entering the Pick-Fitting routine a number of times, some of the
buttons on the control panel start to disappear.

- The 'gsp' command to generate a synthetic spectrum, invoked either fmo the
menu or the command, appears to have no effect whatsoever.

If anyone has seen these problems, and/or developed a work around (other
than buying Felix V 2.10 !!), I'd be glad to hear from you.

Many Thanks,

Ross

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> Hi,
>   Is anyone aware of a library or similar of UV/photo-electron spectra ?
> 
> I`m aware of IR, NMR, X-ray and mass spec libraries but not PES.
> 
>  Thanks,
> 
>        john upham
> 
> John Upham, Dept. of Chemistry, University of Reading, Berks., RG6 2AD, UK.
> Email: scsupham%reading.ac.uk@uk.ac (BITnet), scsupham@uk.ac.reading (Janet)
> Voice:   +44 734 875123 x7441 (day), Fax: +44 734 311610

There is "Handbook of HeI Photoelectric Spectra of fundamental organic 
molecules", by K. Kimura et al, Japan Scientific Societies Press, Yokyo,
4-7622-0263X (Halstead Press, New York 0-470-27200-7), 1981

Dated, but ..

Cheers, Brian
-- 
        Associate Professor Brian Salter-Duke (Brian Duke)
School of Chemistry and Earth Sciences, Northern Territory University,
Box 40146, Casuarina, NT 0811, Australia.  Phone 089-466702
e-mail: b_duke@lacebark.ntu.edu.au  or b_duke@darwin.ntu.edu.au


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In-Reply-To: Your message of "Tue, 24 Aug 93 03:51:56 +0900."
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Date: Mon, 23 Aug 93 17:46:20 -0800
From: Song Liu <sliu@mastermodel.ps.uci.edu>


 > Dear Netters,
 > 
 > I was wondering whether anyone using Felix V 2.05 for NMR data processing
 > on an SGI running IRIX 4.0.5 has come across these obscure bugs I found tonight.
 > 
 > - After entering the Pick-Fitting routine a number of times, some of the
 > buttons on the control panel start to disappear.
 > 
 > - The 'gsp' command to generate a synthetic spectrum, invoked either fmo the
 > menu or the command, appears to have no effect whatsoever.
 > 
 > If anyone has seen these problems, and/or developed a work around (other
 > than buying Felix V 2.10 !!), I'd be glad to hear from you.
 > 
 > Many Thanks,
 > 
 > Ross
 > 
We have the same problem when running Felix on the Sgi, the window
doesn't seem to be able to refresh itself, and it is the same either
using X-window or Gl-based window. However, it worked find with
X-window or Openwindow running on Sparcstation.

I hope we can get some useful information from you.

Song Liu
Chemistry,
UC, Irvine
E-mail : sliu@uci.edu


