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    Jamberoo (former JMolEditor) is a library of algorithms for structural Computational Chemistry implemented in the Java programming language. The Jamberoo classes can be integrated into other Java applications.
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    LP Molecular Viewer

    LP Molecular Viewer

    ActiveX/ATL molecular viewer component

    This is a ActiveX/ATL component that shows molecular structures in 3D. It can read atomistic .pdb and .xyz file formats. This control is made very simple and flexible. It may be useful for chemists or other scientists to put molecular structures in presentations such as power point, with the ability to rotate or zoom using the mouse. It can also be used in developing graphical user interface for molecular calculations, and in any programming IDE that allows insertion of ActiveX controls. ...
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