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Computers in Chemistry at Cabrillo College: 404 Models

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E are proud to offer a package of 404 molecular models that we have assembled for use in the classroom. This is a comprehensive collection of structures that represent a broad spectrum of inorganic, organic, and biologically relevant compounds. This collection consists of MOL formatted model files. MOL formatted models are compact, and contain the information necessary for proper display of bonds in molecular graphics programs like Jmol. As part of their CTFile.

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Computers in Chemistry at Cabrillo College

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Computers in Chemistry at Cabrillo College: Downloads

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A collection of 404 models all in MDL MOL format and energy minimized. The models were selected based on their relevance to undergraduate chemistry educational use. This download is 292 KB.

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Computers in Chemistry at Cabrillo College: Links

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Eric Martz's popular internet based frontend for molecular visualization. Molecular Modeling for Organic Chemistry. Henry Rezpa's useful course in molecular modeling in organic chemistry. Unique internet based quantum mechanical calculation and molecular modeling program. Journal of Molecular Modeling. Scholarly journal of research and advances in the field of molecular modeling. The current standard in creating molecular images and movies. Original molecular visualization program for everyone.

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Computers in Chemistry at Cabrillo College: WebMO

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Bringing Computational Chemistry to Community Colleges. Is an innovative new web based application designed to make computational chemistry easy and approachable by students and instructors alike. Built with an intuitive, easy to learn interface, WebMO allows the user to perform ab initio and semi-empirical calculations using a spectrum of different programs including Gamess. You are also encouraged to contact C4. That complement WebMO perfectly. Using these models as a starting point, you can perfor...

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C4: Computers in Chemistry at Cabrillo College

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C4's Consortium WebMO Pro Implementation. Login portal for C4 Consortium Members. Molecular Library 2.0. A set of over 400 molecular models, plus three Java-enhanced viewers: the MonoViewer, DuoViewer, and MacroViewer. The old version. Is still available as well. How to use Chime, a Netscape plug-in which renders molecular structures within a web browser. Sets of chemistry problems incorporating Chime models. Assigned as student homework in 5 different undergraduate courses. About the C4 Project.

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Computers in Chemistry at Cabrillo College: Help

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The C3 webpage is designed to take advantage of the latest in HTML cascading style sheet (CSS) formatting and online molecular graphics. As as a result, there are some modest web browser requirements to get the most from our website. Should you experience problems viewing content on our pages, please make sure you are following our guidelines for browser versions and have the Java. Windows XP, Macintosh OS X. Useful answers to common questions about WebMO. Jmol Wiki (Temporarily Down).

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Computers in Chemistry at Cabrillo College: New Website

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Elcome to our new website! We are proud to introduce our new look and content brought to you by the C4 team. And our collaborators. On these pages you will find many new chemical education resources. We have tried to enhance the user experience in our new design, as well as provide interesting and informative content in a visually appealing format. The most significant thing our new website aims to introduce is WebMO. A great new web-based molecular visualization program that replaces Chime.

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Computers in Chemistry at Cabrillo College: About

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The Computers in Chemistry at Cabrillo College (C4) project creates visually compelling and effective educational chemistry software for both students and instructors in lower division chemistry courses. Based at a community college. In Aptos, California, and primarily funded by the National Science Foundation. The Computers in Chemistry at Cabrillo College (C4) project started in 1993 as a collaboration between a community college chemistry professor, Dr. Harry Ungar. In 1996 Dr. Ungar was awarded a...