Calculate the bond-dissociation energies and entropy of a molecule

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The discussion centers on calculating bond-dissociation energies and entropy for complex organic molecules. Users express the need for reliable methods or software to obtain these values, which are crucial for determining Gibbs free energy in chemical reactions. Quantum Chemistry programs, particularly Gaussian, are highlighted as effective tools for these calculations. The conversation emphasizes the lack of accessible estimates for complex molecules compared to simpler ones.

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  • Understanding of molecular structure and bonding
  • Familiarity with thermodynamic concepts, specifically Gibbs free energy
  • Knowledge of Quantum Chemistry principles
  • Experience using Gaussian software for molecular calculations
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  • Explore the capabilities of Gaussian for bond-dissociation energy calculations
  • Research methods for calculating standard entropy in complex molecules
  • Learn about alternative Quantum Chemistry software for thermodynamic calculations
  • Investigate the relationship between molecular structure and Gibbs free energy
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If we know the molecular structure of a complex chemical (organic), can we calculate the dissociation energy for each and every bond somehow? Also, can we calculate the standard etropy of the same molecule? These information would be needed to calculate Gibbs free energy for reactions of a molecule and I cannot find a usable estimate for these anywhere they are only available for simple molecules... Does anyone know a formula for these? Or a software which can calculate them?
If we know the molecular structure of a complex chemical (organic), can we calculate the dissociation energy for each and every bond somehow? Also, can we calculate the standard etropy of the same molecule? These information would be needed to calculate Gibbs free energy for reactions of a molecule and I cannot find a usable estimate for these anywhere they are only available for simple molecules... Does anyone know a formula for these? Or a software which can calculate them?
 
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