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    The Chemistry Development Kit
    The Chemistry Development Kit (CDK) is a scientific, LGPL-ed library for bio- and cheminformatics and computational chemistry written in Java. The main home page of the CDK is now at: http://cdk.github.io
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    Downloads: 23 This Week
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    Periodic Table Of Elements 4 Mathematica

    Periodic Table Of Elements 4 Mathematica

    generates nice period table from given data

    PTE-1.5 is for Mathematica 11.1 (not mm14 - needs ver change fixing) PTE-1.4 and prev for Mathematica 4.0 linux PTE generates periodic tables from variable data (the data and layout can be changed for a particular subject). Includes Pauli Exclusion makers and some data. Charts can be browsed with an iPhone nicely (may need .jpg, .gif nicer). It's printable at a small size. Layout change un-restricted but is non-interactive. which is good and bad: it does the job. CreateModule...
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    Open Babel
    Open Babel is a chemical toolbox designed to speak the many languages of chemical data. It's an open, collaborative project allowing anyone to search, convert, analyze, or store data from molecular modeling, chemistry, biochemistry, or related areas
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    Adjusting PKL-Files derived from MS-experiments. The development of the project has been MOVED TO https://github.com/binfalse/adjustpkl
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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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    PerlMol is a collection of Perl modules for chemoinformatics and computational chemistry with the philosophy that "simple things should be simple". It should be possible to write one-liners that use this toolkit to do meaningful "molecular munging".
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    CDL provides a generic C++ framework to write algorithms for the calculation of molecular descriptors. CDL provides efficient substructure search, fingerprints and pharmacophore algorithms, and many more for the calculation molecular descriptors.
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