The dipole moment (and possibly other molecular information) is a good
idea. One suggestion would be to use an arrow line, but one that is
extended on both sides of an invisible pseudo atom:
x>
The pseudo atom would be added as an extra atom at the center of mass
of the entire molecu
Victor,
!Muy bien!
An excellent explanation.
> Programs like gaussian and aces already give you the components of the
> dipole moment, e.g., for water Gaussian98 yields:
>
> Dipole moment (Debye):
> X= 0.0004Y=-2.3883Z= 0. Tot= 2.3883
>
> and ACESII yields:
>
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> - a dipole is a vector with a length reflecting the dipole moment value
I can easily add this, but I need a simpler explanation and an example.
Victor, can you assist me?
Miguel
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On Saturday 07 June 2003 16:33, Victor Manuel "Rosas-García" wrote:
> Is Jmol able to display the vector for the total dipole moment of a
> molecule? I've seen the vectors in the animation of the vibrational modes,
> but I haven't had any luck with the dipole moments.
>
> Are there any plans to add
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On Saturday 07 June 2003 02:47, Carl Resnikoff wrote:
> I think I'm done. Please let me know what you think, and if you want a
> different Diff format.
Personally, I prefer the "cvs diff -u" output, which is so called unified
diff...
> I'm still kind of new to CVS, although I've used many sourc
