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Observational analysis explores optimization effects on molecular fragments, suggesting practical applications.
Sometimes you just need to optimize some fragment or moiety of your molecule for a number of reasons -whether because of its size, your current interest, or to skew the progress of a previous optimization- or maybe you want just some kind of atoms to have their positions optimized.
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