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General GuidelinesGuide to Produce and to Use or Evaluate Electronically Transmitted Data and Reports
With Links to Tools, Explanations, and to Examples
This overview page mentions only a few often used tools and formats; more and detailed informations, also about present limitations are available below together
with many links and some typical examples at the separate sections 1 to 9.
These guidelines refer mainly to often used tools and sites in chemistry, without claiming to be complete. Although most of such tools and sites were tested their
performance is of course beyond our responsiblity. Tools and applications for electronic communication are in particularly fast development, for which reason corresponding
informations can become rapidly obsolete. Nevertheless, after you discover the almost unlimited possibilities of electronic communication techniques you will have little problems to
follow up new developments.
In order to install the tools (plugins) or check the sites just push the colormarked links. (Some published html or xml documents already make use of java applets, in which case one
does not need to download plugins).
- Why and where to use electronic tools -avoiding loss of valuable data
submitting, reviewing, editing, reading/analyzing reports selected
journals and platforms
- Numerical material (tables, text, etc., see also section 7 )
data should be available longterm: use ASCI formats (*.txt, or HTML, CML, XML
etc); WORD files etc. can be added but may be not readable years from now
2D/3D formulas e.g. with ChemDraw (CDW), ISISdraw, etc.
3D structures (3-D coordinates, "hypermolecules") formats e.g. *.pdb; *.ent (PDB), *.cif, *.mol CHIME, Rasmol,
ORTEP III, WebLabViewer etc.
- Spectra
formats: JCAMP, JPEG NMR e.g. MestRe-C, WinNMR, ACD/SpecViewer etc.
- Animations of e.g. reaction sequences
from MO, FF, MD calculations etc. format: mpeg, avi, etc.
- Measured data e.g. equilibria, kinetics
e.g. with ORIGIN, SIGMAPLOT, SpecFit, EXCEL, Hyperquad
- View files / images
formats: e.g. GIF, TIFF, JPEG
- Interactive images
e.g. material surfaces from supermicroscopy blaxxun, Cortona, CosmoPlayer, etc.
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