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Repeat the energy calculation (calculation cnergy AMI OK, followed by calculation >run) at the rtptimum gcrtmcLry. Yon stutuld get 1.011 hartrecs (Fig. 9-4). 

Nearly every technical difficulty known is routinely encountered in transition metal calculations. Calculations on open-shell compounds encounter problems due to spin contamination and experience more problems with SCF convergence. For the heavier transition metals, relativistic effects are significant. Many transition metals compounds require correlation even to obtain results that are qualitatively correct. Compounds with low-lying excited states are difficult to converge and require additional work to ensure that the desired states are being computed. Metals also present additional problems in parameterizing semi-empirical and molecular mechanics methods. 

Alchemy 2000 (we tested Version 2.05) is a graphic interface for running molecular mechanics and semiempirical calculations. Calculations can be done with the built-in Tripos force field or by calling the MM3 or MOPAC programs, which are included with the package. Alchemy is designed by Tripos and sold by SciVision. 

Willi the volumes just calculated, calculate the inlet flow coefficient fm each of the two stages using Equation 5.19. 

These structural effects are also found by MO calculations. Calculations at die MP4/6-311++G level have been performed on the ally cation and indicate a rotation barrier of 36-38 kcal /mol. ... 

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The problem asks for a yield, so we identify this as a yield problem. In addition, we recognize this as a limiting reactant situation because we are given the masses of both starting materials. First, identify the limiting reactant by working with moles and stoichiometric coefficients then carry out standard stoichiometry calculations to determine the theoretical amount that could form. A table of amounts helps organize these calculations. Calculate the percent yield from the theoretical amount and the actual amount formed. 

This is an example of the method of back titration, in which there is stoichiometrically more base, NaOH, present than is necessary to react with C02 dissolved in the water. One then titrates the excess NaOH with a standardized HC1 solution and in a series of calculations, calculates the initial moles of C02. In this problem, the calculations are taken even further to determine the volume of 02. 

Calculations Calculate the potency in Units of penicillin from the declared number of Units of pencillin in benzylpenicillin sodium (reference sample). 

Calculations Calculate the specific optical rotation using the following expression, namely ... 

Calculations Calculate the content of C18H20O2 from the extinction obtained by repeating the operation with stilbosterol (RS). 

Calculations Calculate the content of cetylalcohol and of stearyl alcohol from the chromatogram thus obtained with solution (1) by normalization. Identify the peaks by visual comparison with the chromatograms obtained with solutions (2) and (3) respectively. 

Calculations Calculate the percentage w/w of chloroform, taking into consideration 1.48 as the weight per ml at 20 °C. 

Calculations Calculate the content of C6H6C12N204S2 using the declared content of the same in dichlorphenamide RS. 

When you take measurements and use them to calculate other quantities, you must be careful to keep track of which digits in your calculations and results are significant. Why Your results should not imply more certainty than your measured quantities justify. This is especially important when you use a calculator. Calculators usually report results with far more digits than your data warrant. Always remember that calculators do not make decisions about certainty. You do. Follow the rules given below to report significant digits in a calculated answer. 

Basieally we need a relationship that permits us to caleulate the vapor eom-position if we know the liquid composition, or vice versa. The most common problem is a bubblepoint calculation calculate the temperature T and vapor composition y, given the pressure P and the liquid composition Xj. This usually involves a trial-and-error, iterative solution because the equations can be solved explicitly only in the simplest cases. Sometimes we have bubblepoint calculations that start from known values of Xj and T and want to find P and yj. This is frequently easier than when pressure is known because the bubblepoint calculation is usually noniterative. 

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