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IEF vs SCI PCM models
« on: March 06, 2006, 07:25:17 AM »
Hi,
This is a pretty specific question, but if anybody has the knowledge I'd be very grateful!

I am working on a computational project and was pondering the differences between the ief (Integral Equation Formalisation) and sci (Self-Consistent-Isodensity) pcm (Polarised Continuum models) for solvation.  Is it that ief is not fully self-consistent, but is still found to work better for ionic solvents?

from what I've understood, the QM/MM way of treating a molecule in solvent looks similar to PCM methods...is this right?


Many thanks.
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