DrawGraph(Graph({[{1, 2}, 0.7462761011], [{2, 3}, 0.8190708767], [{2, 4}, 0.6810933318], [{4, 5}, 0.7451261104], [{4, 23}, 0.6746390886], [{5, 6}, 0.7231256359], [{6, 7}, 0.6775594149], [{6, 10}, 0.7019893588], [{7, 8}, 0.6618796622], [{7, 9}, 0.6623496808], [{8, 9}, 0.6688297164], [{10, 11}, 0.7092623872], [{10, 22}, 0.7112560850], [{11, 12}, 0.7098970677], [{12, 13}, 0.7108845941], [{12, 19}, 0.7092202631], [{13, 14}, 0.6734297238], [{13, 18}, 0.6767541419], [{14, 15}, 0.6466191140], [{15, 16}, 0.6773709292], [{16, 17}, 0.6780410682], [{17, 18}, 0.6468993314], [{19, 20}, 0.7444847640], [{19, 21}, 0.7192676187], [{21, 22}, 0.7167453581], [{22, 23}, 0.6726943362], [{23, 24}, 0.8156746068]}), layout = spring)

DrawGraph and save that as 300 dpi png increase edge length so that the edge weight show up How do the edge are small sized and weights overlap and and are not neatly seen in the middle of edge without overlap kind help with a code to correct this

I want to convert an XYZ file into a hydrogen-depleted heavy-atom molecule in Maple. Since XYZ has only coordinates, I’ll infer bonds by comparing inter-atomic distances to the sum of covalent radii ± tolerance, then remove hydrogens and output a heavy-atom molecule with only these bonds. What tolerances are sensible, and is there any built-in way in Maple to do this? Kind help with a maple code to do this.

Respected sir,

I sincerly apologize to take your valuable time.

kind help with construction of function for the question in the word file attached.

Kind help please it may be simple too.

Kind_help.pdf

How to Call a maple code from inside a python code in jupyter say or sypder.

I had purchached reseach licience Maple 2022 towards the end of 2022 only and Quantum Chemistry Toolbox I purchased in Feb 2022 only.

Now i find significant update in toolbox in just 3 months. Now guide me how should i address this issuse.

I had to take loan in india to buy the toolbox.

It is only 3 months.

Can you suggest me how solve the problem to get the update without spending again.

What is the way guide someone.