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Mehmet Bozuyla1, Alpaslan Bayrakdar2, Yusuf Sert3
1Department of Electrical-Electronics Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Pamukkale University, Denizli, Türkiye.
Abstract:
The analysis and interpretation of theoretical results remain significant challenges for researchers in computational chemistry, particularly when working with molecules containing a large number of atoms. The manual selection, organization, and interpretation of desired parameters from output files generated by computational tools can be error-prone, tedious, and time-intensive, often taking days to complete. This study introduces the Computational Chemistry Parameter (CCPE), providing extraction, formatting, and presentation of the computational data obtained from Gaussian and VEDA programs. By integrating outputs from the widely used GAUSSIAN and VEDA programs, CCPE provides an efficient, user-friendly solution for extracting and organizing key data such as vibrational modes, frequency assignments, optimization parameters, and molecular orbital data. This tool significantly reduces the time required for these tasks from several days to a matter of minutes, while minimizing the likelihood of errors. The CCPE software, developed using the C# programming language, emphasizes reliability and adaptability, offering researchers a practical means of handling complex computational data. Through its ability to generate publication-ready outputs in widely accepted formats, CCPE aims to enhance productivity and data accuracy, presenting a transformative step in the field of computational chemistry.
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