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Carbohydrate configurations

I want to study several carbohydrates that includes but not limited to the following molecules: Glucose Galactose Mannose Fructose Tagatose Sorbose I know that for any carbohydrate, possible list of ...
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InChIKey generation from InChI

I am trying to find some good resources to understand generation of InChIKeys from the InChI. There seems to be no resource available online. I have gone through the Wikipedia article for InChI, but ...
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Difference between single point energy and dimerization energy

I am investigating potential energy surface characteristics of some electrostatic monomeric interactions e.g. $\ce{F-H}$...$\ce{F-H}$. I'm using DFT and SCS-MP2 to perform the necessary calculations ...
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Free Web-Based Orbital Solver to look into the Walsh orbitals of a perturbed cyclopropane

There exists a free online orbital calculator. When I draw cyclopropane it plots three molecular orbitals, but unfortunately it doesn't use the Walsh orbitals. Are there any free online tools which ...
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Is it wise to use ECPs on light atoms for electronic structure calculations?

So, I have a big organic molecule consisting of $\ce{H}$, $\ce{C}$, $\ce{O}$, and $\ce{N}$ atoms and the goal is to find its equilibrium geometry and US/Vis spectrum. The molecule is so big that I was ...
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Book recommendations for protein structure refinement

I’m an undergraduate Chemistry student and I’m currently writing my dissertation about semi-empirical methods, particularly PM7, applied to protein structure refinement from X-ray structure. Could you ...
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Quotable Literature for the Enthalpy of a Proton

A proton obviously has no electronic energy, no vibrational and no rotational degrees of freedom. Therefore I think it is fair to assume, that $$H(\ce{H+})=\frac32\cdot \mathcal{R}\cdot T$$ holds for ...
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Database for molecular dipole transition moments?

I'm looking for the dipole transition matrix elements for electronic transitions between the ground and excited states of the carbon dioxide cation, $\text{CO}_2^+$, that is, objects like $$\langle\...
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