Based on how computers are used in research and industry, this timely volume provides a practical curriculum for using computers in training chemists and other professionals. It spans the full range of applications, from spreadsheets to specialized software for ab initio calculations. With contributions from experts in a variety of fields, the book will be invaluable for anyone developing a college-level course in chemistry.
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density functional models, pharmacophoric conformations, skeletal bond angles, homology model building, blood buffer system, interdisciplinary laboratory, macromolecular modeling, density isosurface, active analog approach, nuclear plane, chemistry curriculum, chemistry resources, isodesmic reactions, buffer strength, correlated models, total electron density, volumetric rendering, receptor modeling, chemical education, initio techniques, chemistry education, transition state geometries, electronic notebook, structure searching, catalyst type Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New York, Chemical Abstracts, Computer Strategy, World Wide Web, American Chemical Society, Organic Reaction Mechanisms, United States, Special Issue, Elsevier Science, Analytical Chemistry, Current Contents, Internet Column, Protein Data Bank, Science Citation Index, Englewood Cliffs, Microsoft Windows, Monte Carlo, Oxford University Press, Reaction Citation Index, Beilstein Information Systems, Biological Abstracts, Cambridge University Press, Gary Wiggins, Indiana University, National Science Foundation New!
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- Science and Technology (Visual Factfinder) by Brian Williams on 4 pages
- Annual Review of Information Science and Technology 2001 by Martha E. Williams on page 101, page 105, and page 106
- Reviews in Computational Chemistry, Reviews in Computational Chemistry, Volume 18 by Kenny B. Lipkowitz on page 141, and page 329
- Chemical Information Sources (Mcgraw-Hill Series in Advanced Chemistry) by Gary Wiggins on page 129, and page 130
- Molecular Mechanics (Acs Monograph) by Ulrich Burkert on page 306, and page 329
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