CCL:G: Convert out-file to chk-file



Hi,
 If you have Gaussian Soft. then you can find the molecular system together with
 all other parameters, route section, etc. in the out file. So you can do the
 simulation again to create .chk- file you need.
 I hope this helps.
 Regards,
 
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 Subject: CCL: Convert out-file to chk-file
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 Hello!
 I need to calculate thermoparameters at 423K and for this I need to use freqchk
 option via the original chk-file. Unfortunetely, I have only the out-files. Is
 it possible to generate chk-files somehow?
 Thank you
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 york,times,serif;font-size:12pt"><div>Hi,<br>If you have
 Gaussian Soft. then you can find the molecular system together with all other
 parameters, route section, etc. in the out file. So you can do the simulation
 again to create .chk- file you need.<br><br>I hope this
 helps.<br>Regards,<br><br></div><div
 style="font-family: times new roman,new york,times,serif; font-size:
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 <br>Sent to CCL by: "Pavel&nbsp; DUB"
 [pavel.dub**lcc-toulouse.fr]<br>Hello!<br>I need to calculate
 thermoparameters at 423K and for this I need to use freqchk option via the
 original chk-file. Unfortunetely, I have only the out-files. Is it possible to
 generate chk-files somehow?<br>Thank you<br>Pavel DUB, PhD, CNRS,
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