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In the G94 manual, it states that the required input for a SCRF=PCM calculation
is 1) dielectric constant of the solvent and 2) the number of points per sphere.
What is an acceptable value for the number of points per sphere.  Does a larger
number increase comp. time and add better "resolution"?  I'll summarize this
thread.

Thanks in advance.

Douglas E. Stack
Assistant Professor
Department of Chemistry
University of Nebraska at Omaha
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