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From: janr@tiger.chem.uw.edu.pl (Jan Radomski)
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Subject: Q: how to force Sybyl's 6.22 ver. of MOPAC to do ESP?
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Dear Netters,

somehow I'm unable to receive ESP output (UNIT 21) from the Sybyl's
ver 6.22 version of MOPAC. The job finish without eny error messages.
Any hints will be much appreciated.

Best regards,
Jan Radomski

From Jeffrey.Gosper@brunel.ac.uk  Tue Jun  4 09:51:41 1996
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From: Jeffrey J Gosper <Jeffrey.Gosper@brunel.ac.uk>
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Subject: Conformational anal. of 1,4- and 1,3- cyclohexadienes
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A short while back Alexandre Hocquet posposed a question regarding the 
conformational analysis of cyclohexa-1,4-diene. The discussion also encompassed 
cyclohexa-1,3-diene and a summary was duly published.

I considered these systems to be good teaching tools/exercises in molecular 
modelling for my undergraduates. As such, I have developed simulations of the 
conformational analyses of the two systems using MOPAC AM1 calculations and 
generated two XYZ format files which can be animated and the results analyzed. 
As these may be of interested to others using the CCL I have deposited these 
simulations on Re_View's WWW pages, in the 'Additional 
Simulations|Conformational Analysis' section.

In order to view these simulations (and any others on these WWW pages) you will 
need to obtain a copy of Re_View (or use another viewer such as XMOL). Note that 
Re_View runs under Windows 3.1 and thanks to SoftShell International is now 
available free-of-charge for individual usage. 

See Re_view's WWW pages for further details.
http://www.brunel.ac.uk/depts/chem/ch241s/re_view/re_view.htm
 

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From heather@ramana.chem.yale.edu  Tue Jun  4 15:51:44 1996
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From: Heather Carlson <heather@ramana.chem.yale.edu>
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Subject: carboxylate torsion



Hello all-

I'm having a problem finding an ab inito study that I'm
pretty sure someone must have done by now; however, I
can't locate any such publications. I'm looking for the 
torsional barrier of the carboxylate in benzoate.  I've 
located barriers of carboxylates adjacent to a double bond,
but not for a carboxylate off of a benzene ring.  Has
anyone looked at this type of system?  

The systems I would be interested in are:           

        -                -                                     
         O   O            O   O            
          \ //             \ //            
           |                |             
          / \              / \\           
         | O |            ||  |            
          \ /              \ /   

    (benzene ring)     (diene ring) 


Thank you-
Heather Carlson

heather@ramana.chem.yale.edu


