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From: av@ocirs4.unizh.ch (Alexander Voityuk)
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Subject: PF6- in MNDO/d



MNDO/d gives other results for PF6- as presented in output by E.Fleischman from Cray Research Inc.
Right output follows:


 GEOMETRY OPTIMIZATION FOR ENERGY MINIMUM
                                                                                 
   PF6- anion                     Oh    f                                        



     HEAT OF FORMATION       -520.596 KCAL/MOL
     TOTAL ENERGY           -3022.270 EV
     ELECTRON ENERGY        -8525.141 EV
     NUCLEIC  ENERGY         5502.871 EV
     IONIZATION ENERGY         38.551 EV


     NET ATOMIC CHARGES AND ORBITAL POPULATIONS 

 ATOM    CHARGE     S      PX     PY     PZ    DX2Y2   DXZ    DZ2    DYZ    DXY

  F      -.3948    1.866  1.657  1.936  1.936

  P      1.3690     .822   .573   .573   .573   .262   .189   .262   .189   .189

  F      -.3948    1.866  1.936  1.657  1.936

  F      -.3948    1.866  1.936  1.936  1.657

  F      -.3948    1.866  1.936  1.936  1.657

  F      -.3948    1.866  1.936  1.657  1.936

  F      -.3948    1.866  1.657  1.936  1.936
                                                                                 

 FINAL VARIABLES AND GRADIENTS


   I         1
 X(I)     1.70144
 G(I)      .01141



 FINAL OPTIMIZED GRADIENT NORM                 .01141

 FINAL CARTESIAN GRADIENT NORM                 .00466




      ATOM      ATOMIC               BOND LENGTH          BOND ANGLE           TWIST ANGLE
     NUMBER     NUMBER               (ANGSTROMS)           (DEGREES)            (DEGREES)
        I                                NA I                NB NA I            NC NB NA I                NA     NB     NC

        1          9
        2         15                   1.70144 *                                                           1
        3          9                   1.70144             90.00000                                        2      1
        4          9                   1.70144             90.00000             90.00000                   2      1      3
        5          9                   1.70144             90.00000            -90.00000                   2      1      3
        6          9                   1.70144             90.00000            180.00000                   2      1      3
        7          9                   1.70144             90.00000            180.00000                   2      3      1

__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________


A.Voityuk

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When I tried an MP2/6-31G* TS opt with G92, using as input the HF/6-31G* geom
and hessian, the job failed with "wrong number of negative eigenvalues:
desired= 1, actual= 0."  When I tried again with a slightly different geom
whowhose MP2 (not HF) freqs showed one imaginary vibration, corresponding to the
desired mode, using this MP2 hessian as input, it still failed ("wrong number
of....").  Does anyone have any idea what is going on here, and any suggestions?
===

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Last week I asked the following question on CCL:


We cannot seem to enforce symmetry in some of our optimizations.  Sample 
input [and output are] given below.  Any suggestions?  Thank you in advance 
for any thoughts anyone may have on this!

--------------------------------------------------------------
MNDO SYMMETRY EF
DI PERFLUORO METHYL ETHER

O
C  1.4  1
C  1.4  0  130  1            1 2
F  1.3  1  110  1   60  0  2 1 3
F  1.3  0  110  0  180  0  2 1 3
F  1.3  0  110  0  300  0  2 1 3
F  1.3  0  110  0   60  0  3 1 2
F  1.3  0  110  0  180  0  3 1 2 
F  1.3  0  110  0  300  0  3 1 2
0  0.0  0    0  0    0  0  0 0 0

2, 1, 3
4, 1, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9
4, 2, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9

---------------------------------------------------

Thank you to the many folks who responded.  The problem was simply too many 
blank lines (only one is needed, the line of zeros counts as a blank line).
There is an error in the MOPAC93 manual on p. 49.  The example there shows 
two blank lines.

Dave Ewing
John Carroll University
ewing@jcvaxa.jcu.edu

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Dear Colleagues;

     I would like to calculate the following indices of reactivity for some
phenolic derivatives:

          Sum of electrophilic superdelocalisabilities, Si(E)
          Sum of nucleophilic superdelocalisabilities, Si(N)
          pi-eloectron densities on oxygen, qo
          Sum of pi-electron charges, |

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Dear Colleagues;

     I would like to calculate the following indices of reactivity for some
phenolic derivatives:

          Sum of electrophilic superdelocalisabilities, Si(E)
          Sum of nucleophilic superdelocalisabilities, Si(N)
          pi-electron densities on oxygen, qo
          Sum of pi-electron charges, |Qi|

I have a reference in which the above indices were calculated for phenol
using a simple HMO method, with the following results:

          Sum of Si(E) = 6.33502
          Sum of Si(N) = 4.85500
          qo = 1.94002
          Sum of |

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Subject: MOPAC calcn. of reactivity indices


Dear Colleagues;

     I would like to perform AM1 or PM3 calculations of the following
indices of reactivity for some phenolic compounds:

          Sum of electrophilic superdelocalisabilities, Si(E)
          Sum of nucleophilic superdelocalisabilities, Si(N)
          pi-electron densities on oxygen, qo
          Sum of pi-electron charges, |Qi|

I have a reference giving these values for phenol calculated using a simple
HMO method:

          Sum of Si(E) = 6.33502
          Sum of Si(N) = 4.85500
          qo = 1.94002
          Sum of |Qi| = 0.21862

The software I have at my disposal is a DOS version of MOPAC 6.0 and Hyper-
Chem 3.0 for Windows.  I would like to know, firstly, if AM1 or PM3 calcu-
lations of these indices of reactivity can be done using this software.  If
these calculations can indeed be done, then I would be most grateful if
someone could explain in detail how to go about performing them.  (The more
explicit, the better.)

     Thanks to all responders in advance.

Sincerely,

S. Shapiro
Institut fuer orale Mikrobiologie
Zentrum fuer Zahn-, Mund- und Kieferheilkunde der Universitaet Zuerich
Plattenstrasse 11
Postfach
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Dear Colleages;

     I would like to calculate the following indices of reactivity for some
phenolic derivatives using AM1 or PM3:

          Sum of electrophilic superdelocalisabilities, Si(E)
          Sum of nucleophilic superdelocalisabilities, Si(N)
          pi-electron densities on oxygen, qo
          Sum of pi-electron charges, |Qi|

I have a reference giving these values for phenol using a simple HMO method:

          Sum of Si(E) = 6.33502
          Sum of Si(N) = 4.85500
          qo = 1.94002
          Sum of |Qi| = 0.21862

The software I have at my disposal is a DOS version of MOPAC 6.0 and
HyperChem 3.0 (Windows 3.1).  I would be most grateful if someone could
advise me, firstly, if it is possible to calculate the above indices of
reactivity via AM1 or PM3 using either MOPAC 6.0 and/or HyperChem 3.0.
If it is indeed possible to calculate these indices with the software
available to me, could you please explain how I go about doing so?  (The
more explicit, the better.)

     Thanks to all responders in advance!

Sincerely,

S. Shapiro
Institut fuer orale Mikrobiologie
Zentrum fuer Zahn-, Mund- und Kieferheilkunde der Universitaet Zuerich
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Dear Netters,

  Following are the SAM1 results for the PF6- anion.  SAM1 does include
d-orbitals for heavier main group elements as well as for the transition
metals.  It should be kept in mind that semiempirical methods are best 
applied to predict TRENDS, so basing the feasibility of a study on one 
molecule is sometimes not a good idea.

Andy Holder

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                     SUMMARY OF  SAM1   CALCULATION
                                                       13-Jul-94               
                          AMPAC Version 5.0
                             Presented by:
  
                        Semichem, Inc.
                        7128 Summit
                        Shawnee, KS  66216
                        (913) 268-3271
                        (913) 268-3445 (fax)
  
 F 6 P   
   PF6- (Oh)
   by Jie

     GRADIENT (COMPONENT) TEST WAS SATISFIED IN BFGS OR DFP   
     SCF FIELD WAS ACHIEVED                                   

          HEAT OF FORMATION       =    -547.840570 KCAL
          ELECTRONIC ENERGY       =   -8574.411317 EV
          CORE-CORE REPULSION     =    5677.742587 EV
          GRADIENT NORM           =       0.000405
          DIPOLE                  =       0.000000 DEBYE
          NO. OF FILLED LEVELS    =      24
          CHARGE ON SYSTEM        =      -1
          IONISATION POTENTIAL    =       9.533478 EV
          MOLECULAR POINT GROUP   = OH    0.100000
          MOLECULAR WEIGHT        =     144.964
          COMPUTATION TIME        =       2.67 SECONDS

          FINAL GEOMETRY OBTAINED                                 CHARGE
 SAM1 PRECISE CHARGE=-1 GRAD BONDS T=200
   PF6- (Oh)
   by Jie
  P     0.000000  0    0.000000  0    0.000000  0    0   0   0    2.1500
  F     1.595033  1    0.000000  0    0.000000  0    1   0   0   -0.5250
  F     1.595033  1   90.000000  1    0.000000  0    1   2   0   -0.5250
  F     1.595033  1   90.000000  1   90.000000  1    1   2   3   -0.5250
  F     1.595033  1   90.000000  1   90.000000  1    1   2   4   -0.5250
  F     1.595033  1   90.000000  1   90.000000  1    1   2   5   -0.5250
  F     1.595033  1   90.000000  1  180.000000  1    1   3   2   -0.5250
  0     0.000000  0    0.000000  0    0.000000  0    0   0   0

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Dear Netters:
Is there a unix version of the program stereo.f distributed
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