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From: Jenny <39961845+jennyfothergill@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Tue, 5 Jul 2022 15:59:56 -0600
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 # Outline of the examples
 
-1. **transfer-integral-workflow.ipynb** : Test an organic molecules HOMO/LUMO and Transfer Integral (electronic coupling) for various orenitations with morphCT.
-2. **chromophore-picking.ipynb** : How to use VMD to select atoms from a morphology and create an array of the chosen atom's indeces to create and a array of chromophore indeces
-3. **new-acceptor-molecule-workflow.ipynb** : This workflow seeks to outline the path of least resistance for investigation of a new acceptor molecule with morphCT. To predict the mobililty of in a morphology, we need 2 things: (1) a gsd of your morphology and (2) and list of atom indeces that belong to each chromophore. This workflow automates the creation of (2). I WOULD START BY RUNNING THIS TO SEE IF MORPHCT IS WORKING. 
+1. **transfer-integral-workflow.ipynb** : Calculate an organic molecule's HOMO/LUMO and Transfer Integral (electronic coupling) for various orientations with morphCT.
+2. **chromophore-picking.ipynb** : How to use VMD to select atoms from a morphology and create an array of the chosen atom's indices to create an array of chromophore indices
+3. **new-acceptor-molecule-workflow.ipynb** : This workflow seeks to outline the path of least resistance for investigation of a new acceptor molecule with morphCT. To predict the mobililty of a morphology, we need 2 things: (1) a gsd of your morphology and (2) and list of atom indices that belong to each chromophore. This workflow automates the creation of (2). I WOULD START BY RUNNING THIS TO SEE IF MORPHCT IS WORKING. 
 4. **workflow-itic.ipynb** : A notebook for breaking ITIC into multiple chromophores. This notebook also contains an example for creating a csv containing chromophore atom ids for using morphct-flow.  
 5. **workflow-p3ht.ipynb** : How to use smarts matching to delineate chromophores.