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From: Lam Yulin <chmlamyl@nus.edu.sg>
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Dear Sir

The Department of Chemistry at the National University of Singapore and
the Singapore National Institute of Chemistry are jointly  organising
the First Singapore Chemical Conference scheduled to be held on 7-9
December 1998. I wonder if you could kindly post our announcement in the
conference listing webpage of CCL.  The website of the First Singapore
Chemical Conference is http://www.science.nus.sg/~chem/scc.htm.

Thanking you in advance

Dr Lam Yulin
Secretary, Organizing Committee SCC-1


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Subject: Re: CCL:Compress/Uncompress/TAR for NT or MsW3.11


At 2:03 AM +0000 12/16/97, John McKelvey wrote:
>Can anyone point me to  utilities for either W3.11 or WNT4.0 that
>perform the equivalent of the Unix Compress/Uncompress and TAR
>functionalities?

In addition to Wayne Huang's pointers, see:

- Software from the Info-ZIP project, http://www.cdrom.com/pub/infozip/
  This is a freeware implementation of zip/unzip, compatible with PKZIP.
  It comes with source code and is portable to a number of platforms; I've
  built and used it under WfW 3.11, NT, and various UNIXes.  These .zip
  archives are compatible across all of supported platforms.
  - These are command line programs, lacking the nice GUI of WinZip.
  - If you're not familiar with PKZIP, it's both an archiver and compressor;
    equivalent to 'tar cf selection.tar selection; compress selection.tar',
    except that ZIP's compression is generally better than UNIX compress/
    uncompress.

- For an NT implementation of tar, compress, uncompress and lots of other
  UNIX utilities, see the MKS Toolkit, http://www.mks.com/solution/tk/
  It's a nice solution for providing a UNIX-like environment under NT,
  including a Korn shell.
  - This tar works on .tar files; don't expect it to work with tapes!

Hope this helps,
Wally

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From GLASSER@AURUM.CHEM.WITS.AC.ZA  Wed Dec 17 02:40:48 1997
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Dear Alexandre and others:

> Does anyone know of a specific forcefield for the computation of 
> crystals or clusters of calcium carbonate?

See GA Jackson and GD Price, Mol. Sim., 9(1992),175

Also see KJ Roberts et al., J Chem Soc, Faraday Trans 91(1995), 4133-
8 and GB Telfer et al., Acta Cryst., A53 (1997) 415-420 for references 
to other ionic systems.  The Catlow group at Royal Institution, 
London, is most deeply involved in these developments.




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near netters:
       is it meaning for using CIS method to predict excited states of system 
containing a set of slightly positive virtual orbitals(i.e., LUMO is 0.0037
hartrees) ?
       any references will be appreciated ^__^
                              

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> 
> 
> CCLers:
> 
> Can anyone point me to  utilities for either W3.11 or WNT4.0 that
> perform the equivalent of the Unix Compress/Uncompress and TAR
> functionalities?
> 
> Thanks!
> 
> John

The best 3rd generation compression utility maybe ZipMagic & PowerDesk
from Mijenix. See www.mijenix.com

Tamas Gunda 

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Hi,

The gOpenMol v. 1.0 for Linux using Mesa is finally available
at:

http://laaksonen.csc.fi/gopenmol/

Have fun!

Regards,

-leif laaksonen

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From qfsaulo@usc.es  Wed Dec 17 12:40:56 1997
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From: Saulo Vazquez Rodriguez <qfsaulo@usc.es>
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Dear netters:

I would like to know where I could find the TZ2P basis set for Cl and Br
in gaussian format.

Thanks for your help.

Saulo Vazquez (qfsaulo@usc.es)


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1997  Dec 17

Hello,

Molecular mechanics (MM) gives strain energies.  Questions:

Are these statements correct ? :

(1)  Strain energy differences are enthalpy differences (deltaH).
     (If true, then deltaH under what conditions--zero K?  room temp? I suppose
     it depends on the parameterization  of the force field: k_stretch etc
      might have been for, say, 0 K...?)

(2)   MM programs that calculate frequencies can in principle calculate
      entropies and thus free energies.
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       Thanks
           E. Lewars
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