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For questions about polar or non-polar chemical species, or their comparison. Also, for questions where polar or non-polar solvents have an effect.
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Easiest way (software) to visualize charge density from an .xyz file with point-charges?
I think, the easiest way is to use Multiwfn in combination with Jmol. There you can estimate/rebuild the ESP from partial charges.
Multiwfn
Load your xyz file with the charges into Multiwfn, which s …
