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Obsidian TikZJax
Render LaTeX and TikZ diagrams in your notes
A plugin for Obsidian that lets you render LaTeX and TikZ diagrams in your notes. You can render graphs, figures, circuits, chemical diagrams, commutative diagrams, and more. -
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MoCalc2012
GUI for MOPAC, DFTB+, GAMESS, Firefly, NWChem, ORCA and PSI4
MoCalc2012 is a simple, efficient Graphical User Interface for MOPAC, DFTB+, GAMESS(US), Firefly, NWChem, ORCA and PSI4. -
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eq-diagr
Chemical Equilibrium Diagrams
Create chemical equilibrium and predominance area diagrams easily -
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A jQuery plugin for drawing and interacting with chemical diagrams. Follows an MVC design for integration with different visualization components, like 3-D viewers or tabular formats. Support for popular chemical formats.
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An editor for small organic molecules, written in C using gtk+. It can read and write SMILES and cml and can save to dia's file format. It is suitable for creating chemical molecule diagrams for lower level chemistry/ochem lab reports.
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OpenOffice.org extension for creation and editing of chemical structures embedded into OOo documents
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