On 10/9/16 9:22 PM, Thejus Kartha wrote:
Well, the literature reports a non-zero dipole moment and hence, a polarity
index of 4.8 for 1,4-dioxane. So does the organic chemist nearby. I'm not sure
if I understand your perspective, Dr. Lemkul. I'm clearly missing something
here.
It's a symm
Well, the literature reports a non-zero dipole moment and hence, a polarity
index of 4.8 for 1,4-dioxane. So does the organic chemist nearby. I'm not sure
if I understand your perspective, Dr. Lemkul. I'm clearly missing something
here.
I should also mention that I have run simulations of etha
On 10/9/16 8:26 PM, Thejus Kartha wrote:
I'm sorry Dr. Lemkul. I thought I put the links for the images I uploaded on
Google Drive. Let me try it again.
The single molecule:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B3dugKVFN2ajTmZMYVdOX0NfbGM
The system that was generated by
genconf:https://drive.go
I'm sorry Dr. Lemkul. I thought I put the links for the images I uploaded on
Google Drive. Let me try it again.
The single molecule:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B3dugKVFN2ajTmZMYVdOX0NfbGM
The system that was generated by
genconf:https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B3dugKVFN2ajSDdiampwREVoeUU
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[ atoms ]
; nr type resnr residue atom cgnr charge mass typeB
chargeB massB
; residue 903 DOX rtp DOX q -0.