The site is searchable by mineral, author, chemistry, or cell parameters and symmetry. This page, maintained by the U. Naval Research Laboratory, offers a concise index of common crystal lattice structures, including those from minerals and non-minerals.
Several different graphical representations, an interactive Java applet of the structure, and useful information about the lattices can be obtained by clicking on images of crystal structures. This website features interactive Java applets of a variety of crystal structures of minerals and non-minerals. The ICSD contains information on inorganic crystal structures including pure elements, minerals, ceramics, inorganic salts, metals, and intermetallic compounds, including their atomic coordinates.
It is updated semiannually, each time adding approximately new records. It is the most extensive and comprehensive collection of powder and single crystal diffraction data with over a million entries from all fields of structural science with databases available for organics and organometallics, pharmaceuticals, exipients, polymers, metals and alloys, ceramics, minerals and related materials.
It is updated annually. A copy is available for Purdue users on the control computer of the Panalytical Empyrean X-ray diffractometer in Wetherill Please contact Dr. Zeller for access to the instrument and computer no instrument training is required to access the database. Available for Purdue students, faculty and staff via the Chemistry library's webpage. Purdue login required. The International Tables of Crystallography are the definitive resource and reference for all work in crystallography.
The series comprises articles and tables of data relevant to crystallographic research and to applications of crystallographic methods in all sciences concerned with the structure and properties of materials. Emphasis is given to symmetry, diffraction methods and techniques of crystal structure determination, and the physical and chemical properties of crystals.
Each volume also contains discussions of theory, practical explanations and examples. Mercury is provided by the Cambridge Structural Data Centre and is available for all types of operating systems. Also drawing of sections of crystals. Shark frame grabber high quality digitisation of an image or diffraction pattern.
Runs on all systems including DOS. It combines an editor with syntax highlighting feature and a OpenGL visualization of the structure including electron density maps. Availability is restricted to registered users only. For registration as well as for versions for others systems. Bragg spots from large single grains ; 5 Azimuthal summation of pixel intensities for the construction of a high signal-to-background intensity profile as a function of the diffraction angle.
SImPA offers an easy-to-use interface. A working version of SImPA version 1. Contact Serge Desgreniers sdesgren uOttawa.
Refinement of multible phases, of the wave vector components of a modulated structures, Lorentz polarisation Single Crystal To visualize the reciprocal lattice, simulate electron diffraction patterns and display stereographic projections.
SingleCrystal reads from CrystalMaker binary files - or loads data directly from CrystalMaker via a menu command. Real-time manipulation and measurement is possible. Single Crystal 4 SingleCrystal is a tool for understanding the diffraction properties of crystalline materials. Designed for physicists, chemists, material scientists and geologists, SingleCrystal 4 can simulate the results of tedious laboratory diffraction experiments - in real time, and from the comfort of your laptop.
Observed electron diffraction images can also be analysed and their crystal orientations calculated - saving hours of painstaking measurement and analysis. SIR Ab initio resolution of macromolecular crystal structures. SIR the latest program of the SIR suite for crystal structure solution of small, medium and large structures. The program contains tools for crystal structure refinement and for the study of three-dimensional electron-density maps via suitable viewers SIR97 Evolution of SIR Integrated package of computer programs for the solution and refinement of crystal structures using single crystal data.
SITCOM Facilitates the comparison of macromolecular substructures from different sources for validation purposes and to construct a consensus model containing sites from different substructures. Situs Program package for the docking of protein crystal structures to single-molecule, low-resolution maps from electron microscopy. Developed to provide a robust and quantitative method for the localization of biomolecular subunits in low-resolution data.
Use of single-molecule density maps that can be obtained by subtraction of maps from specimens of variable subunit composition. The central algorithm is a topology-representing neural network to correlate features within the structural data sets. SnB Based on Shake-and-Bake, a dual-space direct methods procedure for determining crystal structures from X-ray diffraction data. SOWOS Program for the determination of the Wulff construction starting solely from the directions of the bounding facets.
SP2 A computer program for plotting stereographic projection and exploring crystallographic orientation relationships. Space Group Explorer Gives you immediate access to much of the information which is available in the International Tables for Electron Crystallography, on-line in your own PC.
It integrates a multitude of functions, which overcome the work with crystal structure data - in research and education as well as for publications and presentations.
Diamond does not only draw nice pictures of molecular and crystal structures like most of its competitive programs do.
It offers an extensive set of functions that let you easily model any arbitrary portion of a crystal structure from a basic set of structural parameters cell, space group, atomic positions.
With its high data capacity, its wide range of functions beginning with the generation of molecules reaching up to the construction of rather complicated inorganic structural frameworks, Diamond is a comprehensive tool for both molecular and solid state chemists as well as for surface and material scientists.
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