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pure subroutine atomic_basis_destroy(self)!! Clean up allocated memory in an atomic basisclass(atomic_basis_type),intent(inout)::selfinteger::iif(allocated(self%shells))then do i=1,self%nshellscall self%shells(i)%destroy()end do deallocate(self%shells)end if if(allocated(self%element))deallocate(self%element)self%nshells=0end subroutine atomic_basis_destroy