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Dear Cclers;

I am looking for pointers to gas-phase enthapies of complexes of water 
with any small sized molecule e.g. water-methane, water-acetone, water 
formaldehyde etc... My search for such information has not been 
successfull for quite a long time. I will summaries response promptly for 
public good.

Thanking all in advance
Tankiso Tshehla

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Dear netters,

I would thank your comments on this topic:              
our group wants to buy a new workstation at SGI R1000 level to use  
mostly in Gaussian and AMBER calculations. I have also heard of Hewlet
Packard PA8200 and some new equivalent machines from Digital. Is there
someone aware of these machines capabilities?

Thanks in advance,
CC
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 Carles Colominas
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From Jeffrey.Gosper@brunel.ac.uk  Tue Oct 15 09:14:57 1996
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Dear computational chemists,

I am currently developing a program, called Re_View3, which is able to 
(amoungst other things) display molecular orbitals. I am currently 
working on interfaces for MOPAC graph and G94 cube files (the latter has 
recently been a subject of interest amougst this list). I am now 
wondering whether the molecular property calculations that GAMESS can 
perform will provide data that can be visualized using Re_View3. 
Therefore, can anyone tell me whether GAMESS can output these molecular 
properties on a regular set of grid points surrounding a molecule (in a 
similar fashion to G94's cube)? 


Also I would welcome collaboration with someone who has experience in 
performing such calculations. So, if your interested in visualizing the 
molecular properties calculated by GAMESS, and fall into the above 
category, please contact me.


Further information about Re_View, Re_View2, and Re_View3 see URL

http://www.brunel.ac.uk/depts/chem/ch241s/re_view/re_view.htm

/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\ 
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Re_View's Home page (A molecular display/animation/analysis program): 
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From li@pink.incm.u-nancy.fr  Tue Oct 15 12:14:59 1996
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Dear nettlers,
 
 I post this question to CCL for my friend. We are looking forward to 
your kind help.
--------- The Problem -------
 Because of the limited computer capacity in our lab, we can 
only do calculation at semi-empirical level. When we calculated
a model system which contained N,O,Mg and P atoms, it seems 
that the obtained geometry and charge population are wrong. 
We don't know what the correct results should be. Can you help 
us for the following answers? 
 
 1. How about the bond-length of the single bond N-P (of experiment 
    and of high-level quantum mechnics calculation), for example, 
    in a phosphorated-imidazole group.
 2. The charge distribution (both Mulliken population and ESP results)
    of phosphate-contained system, like ATP or the phosphorated-
    imidazole group.
 In addition, can you compare the results using different methods 
such as MNDO, AM1, PM3, ab initio, dft?
 
 If you can kindly help me, it would be much appreciated.
 
 Thanks a million.
----------

li@incm.u-nancy.fr
G.S.LI
Lab. de Chimie Theorique
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France




From czernek@bilbo.chemi.muni.cz  Tue Oct 15 18:15:02 1996
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     Dear CCL-ers ,

Recently I asked a question about references concerning 
LOEWDIN POPULATION ANALYSIS.

I'm not going to include respective answers. Just allow me to suggest you

S.M. Bachrach "Population Analysis and Electron Densities from QM", 
In K.B. Lipkowitz and D.B. Boyd (Eds.) "Reviews in Computational Chemistry",
Vol. V, 171-227 (1994) (especially 178-9) and references cited therein,
and also
Per-Olov Lowdin, J. Chem. Phys. _18_ , 365-375 (1950), especially p. 369

Many thanks to all who responded!


                                                Cordially ,
                                           czernek@chemi.muni.cz

