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Crystal structures are best viewed as three-dimensional computer images that can be rotated and viewed from any direction. Crystal structures can be displayed, and downloadable programs for graphical presentation of crystal structures can be found at the EPSRC s Chemical Database Service at Daresbury. This can be accessed at http //cds.dl.ac.uk/ cds. See also ... 

Cotton, F.A. (1971) Chemical Applications of Group Theory, 2nd edn, John Wiley, New York. Fletcher, D.A., McMeeking, R.F., and Parkin, D. (1996) The United Kingdom Chemical Database Service, J. Chem. Inf Comput Scl, 36, 746-9. 

Computational results were obtained using Spartan 08 (Wavefunction Inc., Irvine, CA) and software programs from Accelrys Software Inc. with graphical displays generated by the Discovery Studio Visualizer. Where protein structures have been downloaded from the RCSB Protein Data Bank the full references and PDB IDs have been given. I wish to acknowledge the use of the Chemical Database Service at Daresbury for access to other crystal structures. Again, full primary sources can be found in the references. 

Figures of molecular structures and analyses of molecular geometries were obtained using the Cambridge Structural Database185 as provided by the EPSRC s Chemical Database Service at Daresburg.1 ...

Chemical Database Service , D. A. Fletcher, R. F. McMeeking, scientific databases to UK UK)... 

CCP14 (Collaborative Computational Project Number 14 for Single Crystal and Powder Diffraction) http //www.ccpl4.ac.uk/ cctbx-sgtbx Explore symmetry http //cci.lbl.gov/cctbx/explore symmetry. html CDS (EPSRC funded Chemical Database Service) http //cds.dl.ac.uk/... 

We wish to thank the British Government for an ORS Award to Z. Z. and PQ Zeolites for gifts of zeolite samples. Financial support from BP Chemicals and from the European Union within the Human Capital and Mobility Programme (Contract CHRX CT 940564) is gratefully acknowledged, as is the use of the EPSRC s Chemical Database Service at Daresbury [14] and the EPSRC Mass Spectrometry Service in Swansea. 

The structural details given above are representative and taken from several sources within the EPSRC s Chemical Database Service at Daresbury, (see Bibliography). The Strukturbericht symbols are given for some compounds. 

We acknowledge the contributions made to this work by our co-workers, Catherine Housecroft, Marion O Neill, and Barry Smith in the early phase of this work, and Karen Peat, Kate Hillary, Lyndsey Rabbitt, and Andrew Johnson more recently. We thank EPSRC and Kvaerner Process Technology for a CASE studentship to ALJ. Structural data have been retrieved from the Cambridge Structural Database, and the Inorganic Crystal Structure Database using the EPSRC Chemical Database Service at Daresbury. ... 

The use of the EPSRC s Chemical Database Service at Daresbury is gratefully acknowledged. 

The anthors wish to acknowledge the use of the Chemical Database Service at Daresbury. 

Course on principles of protein structure Courses introducing quantum chemistry Daresbury Laboratory Chemical Database Service... 

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