Also included is a teaching library of crystal-chemical type structures, plus thematic libraries covering topics as diverse as chemical warfare, medicinal chemistry, food flavourings and more. The library includes over 400 minerals (all the the major rock-forming minerals plus many more), as well as important inorganic and organic crystals and molecules: from buckyballs to zeolites, and from dental ceramics to high-Tc superconductors.

Integrated Structures Library - Now Add Your OwnĬrystalMaker X includes an integrated structures library with some 1200 structures: annotated, indexed and with previews - ready for immediate display. Multiple View 'bookmarks' and undo levels encourage exploration and discovery - ideal for teaching and research. Manipulate structures in real time, with the mouse. Bottom Right: Porosity visualization, such as this 'filled space' depiction for copper.ĬrystalMaker provides a streamlined workflow that majors on productivity: just drag-and-drop your data files into the program for instant display in spectacular photo-realistic colour. Bottom Left: Electron density calculation, as shown by the contours for a simple cubic crystal. Top Left: multiple lattice planes - these symmetry-related planes were automatically generated by the program Top Right: a wide range of new bond styles, such as these double and dotted bonds in benzoic acid. Some of the new features in CrystalMaker X.

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