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    Facyt-quimicomp
    Software and codes created in "Laboratorio de Química Computacional" of "Facultad de Ciencias y Tecnología" of "Universidad de Carabobo"
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    Olex2 is visualisation software for small-molecule crystallography developed at Durham University/EPSRC. It provides comprehensive tools for crystallographic model manipulation for the end user and an extensible development framework for programmers. The project has been supported by Olexsys Ltd since 2010.
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    Crygr

    Compare and visualize charge densities from various file formats.

    This project is a small program using Qt for calculation and visualization of electron charge densities in crystals and molecules. It can create a 2D plane of charge densities or create a 1D representation of the charge densities along a given line, in both cases it can also export the graphical representations to various image formats. The program can import various file formats such as space 3D grids of charge density values, created in a quantum chemistry programs Gaussian, Crystal and VASP. ...
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