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Example MM3 Data Files

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From: Martin Carpenter
Date: Mon, 24 Jul 1995 00:00
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Dear All,

I am currently working under John Brown of the Dyson Perrins Lab., Oxford,
to optimise Allinger's MM3 Molecular Modelling program (available from
the QCPE).

However, I am no chemist and would appreciate it if anyone could provide
me with any (pointers to) cannon-fodder (in the form of MM3 input files) 
for my efforts so far -  preferably quite large molecules containing a 
number of heavy atoms. (Organometallic catalysts are our eventual aim).

Many Thanks,
Martin.

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From: c94mjc@ecs.ox.ac.uk (Martin Carpenter)
Subject: Example MM3 Data Files
Date: 1995/07/24
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