Diamond
Crystal and Molecular Structure Visualization
Diamond, our well-known crystal and molecular structure visualization and
exploration program, is already used in more than 620
institutions in 56 countries all over the world. Its elaborate user
interface in combination with the large variety of outstanding features makes
it the ideal tool both for research and teaching. Due to Diamond's integrated
POV-Ray(TM) interface, even photorealistic crystal structure pictures
can be designed for presentation and publication. More...
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Endeavour
Structure Solution from Powder Diffraction
Endeavour is a powerful software for structure solution from powder diffraction
data. The combination of its innovative concept and its elaborate user
interface makes solution of small to medium sized crystal structures an almost
routine process, both for organic and for inorganic materials. The structure
solution is performed using a combined global optimization of the difference
between calculated and observed diffraction pattern and of the potential energy
of the system. More...
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Match!
Phase Identification from Powder Diffraction
Match! is an affordable, easy-to-use software for phase identification from
powder diffraction data. Its powerful matching algorithm along with its
elaborate re-strainting features allows the easy identification of single and
multiple phase mixtures. As reference database, you can apply the included
free-of-charge IUCr/COD/AMCSD database, use any ICDD PDF product, and/or
create a user database based on your own diffraction patterns.
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Pearson's Crystal Data
Crystal Structure Database for Inorganic Compounds
Pearson's Crystal Data CD-ROM started in July 2007 with about
150,000 crystal structures of inorganic materials and compounds (including
atom coordinates and displacement parameters, when determined). The current release 2011/12 has about 212,500 entries for about 126,000 different chemical formulas, roughly 15,000 experimental powder diffraction
patterns and about 195,000 calculated patterns (interplanar spacings,
intensities, Miller indices). The database is edited by Pierre Villars and
Karin Cenzual and is published by
ASM International. More...
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