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  2. Crystallography Open Database: Browse the COD

    www.crystallography.net/cod/browse.html

    Organometallics. Journal of the American Chemical Society. Dalton transactions (Cambridge, England : 2003) Acta Crystallographica Section C. Chemical Communications. CrystEngComm. Crystal Growth & Design. Journal of Organic Chemistry. Acta Crystallographica Section B.

  3. Crystallography Open Database

    www.crystallography.net/cod/tips.html

    The COD offers 2 powerful options for a search: By combining in the way you choose: text (2 words or parts of words), elements (1 to 8, with formula numbers or not), volume (min and max), and strict number of elements. There is no obligation for filling all boxes, of course.

  4. Open Database - Crystallography

    www.crystallography.net/pcod

    The P2D2 (Predicted Powder Diffraction Database) contains all powder patterns calculated from the PCOD, assembled in a system allowing for search-match (by EVA from Bruker). Have also a look at the COD containing really observed crystal structures.

  5. Crystallography Open Database

    www.crystallography.net/cod/new.html

    November 2014: The "FPSM method" uses a Rietveld like fitting procedure to test all possible crystal structures from the Crystallography Open Database, rank them and find the more probable in your diffraction pattern. In the end a Rietveld phase quantification is done with the phases identified.

  6. Crystallography Open Database: Search

    www.crystallography.net/cod//search.html

    Search. (For more information on search see the hints and tips) Note: substructure search by SMILES is currently available in a subset of COD containing 236527 structures.

  7. Theoretical Crystallography Open Database

    www.crystallography.net/tcod

    Open-access collection of theoretically calculated or refined crystal structures of organic, inorganic, metal-organic compounds and minerals, excluding biopolymers. All data on this site have been placed in the public domain by the contributors. Currently there are 7486 entries in the TCOD.

  8. Crystallography Open Database: Search results

    www.crystallography.net/cod//result.php

    Download all results as: list of COD numbers | list of CIF URLs | data in CSV format. We are unable to provide that many records as a single archive. You can instead download the entire COD archive as a single .zip, .tgz or .txz archive. Displaying all data in COD.

  9. Crystallography Open Database: search using JSME

    www.crystallography.net/cod/jsme_search.html

    Draw a structure or a fragment to search in the COD. Note: substructure search by SMARTS is currently available in a subset of the COD containing 236527 structures.

  10. Crystallography Open Database

    www.crystallography.net/cod/donators/index.html

    Crystallography Open Database. International Union of Crystallography permits systematic downloads of coordinates files published in the IUCr journals; COD is updating its coordinate archive and the database from the IUCr web site on a regular basis. More than 20000 CIF files are downloaded at the moment.

  11. structures (comparing unit cells, space groups, coordinates and measurement conditions) but did not yet have the AMCSD ID; - Adding new mineral names, compound sources, measurement conditions