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Molecules and Crystal Structures Page Several molecules (and some crystals) are listed below. The structures of most of the molecules and crystals are given in "Protein DataBank" format and the data files have a ".PDB" extension. You can view these molecules with a program that reads files which are in PDB format. If you do not have such a program you can download one from the Internet. Instructions for downloading a molecular viewing program named RasMol are given on the Molecular Viewin ...

Basic Crystallography Diagrams The following diagrams were all drawn for use in the Introductory Crystallography Lectures in the Crystallography Workshop held annually by the Structural Chemistry Group. To get the original WPG files from the Structural Chemistry ftp site, click here. To get a 640x480 gif version of the diagram, simply click on the required mini-graphic. In addition a manual describing the solution of single crystal structures using WinGX can be found h ...

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An Introduction to Surface Chemistry MAIN MENU 1. Structure of Metallic Surfaces 2. Adsorption of Molecules on Surfaces 3. The Langmuir Isotherm 4. UHV & Effects of Gas Pressure 5. Surface Analytical Techniques 6. Overlayer Structures & Surface Diffraction 7. Surface Imaging & Depth Profiling For further information : Surface Science Links is a compilation of web-links based at Queen Mary which gives quick access to the latest research topics of academic research groups in the surface science field and at international research centres.

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BCH 5887 Protein Structure and Stability Dr. Michael Blaber Institute of Molecular Biophysics Biochemistry Division, Department of Chemistry Syllabus Lecture 1 Lecture 2 Lecture 3 Lecture 4 Lecture 5 Lecture 6 Exams Literature List Tutorial on DSC data deconvolution Tutorial on DSC 2-state model and parameter refinement Dr. Blaber's Homepage Biochemistry Division Homepage

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Structures of Simple Inorganic Solids Dr S.J. Heyes Four Lectures in the 1st Year Inorganic Chemistry Course Michaelmas Term 1999 / Hilary term 2000 If you have any comments please contact stephen.heyes@chem.ox.ac.uk IMPORTANT! Information about best utilising this resource Lecture 1. Fundamental Aspects of Solids & Sphere Packing. 1. Why Study Solids? 2. Some crystallographic ideas lattice (lattice types) motif (basis) crystal structure unit cell (counting atoms in ...

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