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DIPPR® 801 Database

Download Sample DIPPR® 801 Database ( dippr801sample.zip)
Download Sample DIPPR® 801 Flatfile ( dippr801sampleff.zip)

DIADEM® Professional

The DIADEM ® Professional Demo allows potential users to preview DIADEM with a limited number of compounds. The compounds available for viewing are:

   • Water (1921)
   • Acetone (1051)
   • Ethane (2)
   • Isopropanol (1104)
   • Benzoic Acid (1281)
   • Hexane (11)
   • Cyclohexane (137)
   • Propylene (202)
   • Carbon Dioxide (909)
   • Phenol (1181)
   • Carbon Tetrachloride (1501)
   • Dichloromethane (1511)
   • Chloroform (1521)
   • Aniline (1792)
   • Furfural (1889)
   • Ammonia (1911)

The Public version of DIADEM includes several features not found in the Demo:

   • All DIPPR 801 properties
   • Display of 2D and 3D figures for compounds
   • User database creation and manipulation
   • Customized correlations
   • Addition of new properties
   • Unit creation
   • Data marking flags
   • Dynamic database locations
   • Help files
   • Database statistics analysis
   • Complete access to all Public DIPPR compounds

Download DIADEM® Professional Demo ( diadem_demo.msi)

MDL® Chime

MDL Chime lets scientists view chemical structures from within popular Web browsers, Java Applets, and Java applications, and is used as part of DIADEM to display 3D models of compounds in the database that can be rotated and manipulated.

Chime will be of special interest to organic chemists engaged in pharmaceutical, agrochemical, and biotechnology R&D, in industry and academia. It is a particularly valuable tool for scientists specializing in cheminformatics.

Using Chime, researchers can easily add structures to their projects, tutorials, newsletters, journals, and presentations published across an intranet or the Internet. With knowledge of Rasmol or CSML scripting, you can even create interactive Web pages.

Chime is a browser plug-in that renders 2D and 3D molecules directly within a Web page. The molecules are "live", meaning they are not just static pictures, but chemical structures that scientists can rotate, reformat, and save in various file formats for use in modeling or database applications.

Download MDL® Chime Plugin ( click here)

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