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From: "97104 Chinmoy Ranjan UG(CHM)." <ranjan@iitk.ac.in>
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Dear CClers,
 
  I want to do a population analysis for a molecule containing molybdenum 
using gaussian. The molecule contains
around 20 atoms .(Only one Mo atom in the molecule )
What kind of calculations should I go for?
If any anybody has doen any kind calculation for Molybdenenum or any other
heavy atom using gaussian ?

Any kind of suggestion will be highly appreciated.

With regards.
Chinmoy Ranjan.

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