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The ability of the current effective core potentials of quantum chemistry to account for the scattering properties of molecules is studied in the test cases of e-HCl and e-HBr elastic scattering. Unexpected problems show up when using most recently published potentials. A single effective potential is able to compete with the all-electron methods in terms of accuracy. The associated reduction of computer time makes it highly desirable to overcome the few difficulties outlined in the present work.
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