Part 1: Create Input Files for Gaussian 09
Draw your compound below, or skip to Step 2 if you already know its SMILES string. Step 2 will generate two input files that must be run in Gaussian 09 (optimisation and frequency calculations in gas and solution phases).
Step 1: Draw the structure of the compound you want to predict
You can change atoms and bonds by selecting them and using the popped up options. Skip to Step 2 if you already know its SMILES code.
Step 2: Generate Gaussian 09 Input Files
Either transfer structure from Step 1 or write your own SMILES string. Select your solvent and method, and download your Gaussian 09 input files.
Notes
This model is intended for small organic uncharged molecules (MW < 500 Da); currently mixtures or salts are not supported.
DFT selects b3lyp/6-31+G(d) method; PM6 selects PM6, a semi-empirical method. PM6 is much faster but some loss in accuracy may occur.
For information about the models, descriptors, training data and performance, read our publication in Nature Communications journal.
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