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Downloads | Open Chemistry
http://www.openchemistry.org/download
You can download the latest binaries here, or access the current development version using Git. This software may not be exported in violation of any U.S. export. Laws or regulations. For more information regarding Export. Matters please go to http:/ kitware.com/export. Avogadro2-0.9.0-win32.exe. Avogadro2-0.9.0-Darwin.dmg. Avogadrolibs-0.9.0.tar.gz. Avogadroapp-0.9.0.tar.gz. MoleQueue-0.7.1-win32.exe. MoleQueue-0.7.1-Darwin.dmg. Molequeue-0.7.1.tar.gz. MongoChem-0.5.0-win32.exe.
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MongoChem | Open Chemistry
http://www.openchemistry.org/projects/mongochem
MongoChem has been developed to make it easier for individuals, groups and organizations to collect and search their small molecule data sets. It is a cross-platform, open-source application that builds on the capabilities of the Visualization Toolkit ( VTK. In addition to the desktop client there is a MongoChemWeb prototype that exposes some of the same data to the web, using VTKWeb and Tangelo to display/share the same data that the desktop application interacts with. The demo is currently live.
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Documentation | Open Chemistry
http://www.openchemistry.org/documentation
API documentation is generated nightly for all of our projects, and can be found at the links provides below. Avogadro 2: http:/ doc.openchemistry.org/avogadrolibs/api/. MoleQueue: http:/ doc.openchemistry.org/molequeue/api/. MongoChem: http:/ doc.openchemistry.org/mongochem/api/. Website license and management.
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About | Open Chemistry
http://www.openchemistry.org/about
These resources provide general information about the Open Chemistry project. Website license and management.
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License | Open Chemistry
http://www.openchemistry.org/licensing
The Open Chemistry project, and its subprojects, are licensed under the permissive 3-clause BSD license. It allows unrestricted use, including in commercial products. This is an OSI approved license, with a copy shown below for reference. Neither the name of Kitware nor the names of its contributors may be used to endorse or promote products derived from this software without specific prior written permission. Website license and management.
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Avogadro 2 | Open Chemistry
http://www.openchemistry.org/projects/avogadro2
Avogadro 2 is a chemical editor and visualization application, it is also a set of reusable software libraries written in C using principles of modularity for maximum reuse. The development of the first generation Avogadro application and library is documented in our paper. And this remains the preferred method of citation at present. The motivation for rewriting Avogadro, along with improvements and changes made in Avogadro 2 are summarized in our Source article. Website license and management.
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Publications | Open Chemistry
http://www.openchemistry.org/publications
If you are working with Avogadro, and need to reference it please use:. M D Hanwell, D. E. Curtis, D. C. Lonie, T. Vandermeersch, E. Zurek, and G. R. Hutchison, Avogadro: An Advanced Semantic Chemical Editor, Visualization, and Analysis Platform. J Chem. Inf., 4 (17), (2012). Another recent publication that might be of interest is:. W A de Jong, A. M. Walker, M. D. Hanwell, From Data to Analysis: Linking NWChem and Avogadro with the Syntax and Semantics of Chemical Markup Language.
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Mailing Lists | Open Chemistry
http://www.openchemistry.org/mailing-lists
Mailing lists are used by developers and users to communicate information about the projects. To join the lists go to the following locations and follow the instructions there:. List is open to the public. Use this list to post general questions, post bug reports or offer suggestions to improve Open Chemistry. List is for developers. Use this list if you are interested in developing and contributing. Mailing list can be used to post general questions about MoleQueue use, development and contribution.
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Gallery | Open Chemistry
http://www.openchemistry.org/gallery
Large GROMACS structure (over 2.8 million atoms) in Avogadro 2. Avogadro 2 showing molecular surfaces, volume rendering, ambient occlusion. Octanitrocubane saved by Avogadro 2. Avogadro 2 showing multimolecule and multiwidget capabilities. Avogadro showing QTAIM visualization. Avogadro 2 showing ambient occlusion rendering. Molecular orbitatal isosurface from quantum calculation. Molecular orbital visualization in ethane. Bond-centric manipulation of a molecule in Avogadro 2. Periodic table in Avogadro 2.
