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Textual information (details of disorder, non-standard experimental conditions, absolute configuration, etc.).

Compound information (name, formula, and structural representation in two or three dimensions).

Complete literature citations (title, author, journal, etc.).

The database is searchable by structure, text, or the journal article that the crystal structure accompanies, and it permits substructure searching.

The database currently contains X-ray and neutron diffraction analyses for carbon-containing compounds composed of up to 1000 atoms. CSD has long been a data repository in which chemists, engineers, and materials scientists have deposited their crystal structure data, and many journals require deposition in the CSD as part of the article submission process. The Cambridge Structural Database is produced by the Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, a registered charity in the United Kingdom with the mission of collecting and making available high-quality crystal structure and structural chemistry information.

BorrowDirect+ (search & browse partner libraries).

Lippincott Library of the Wharton School.

Kislak Center for Special Collections, Rare Books and Manuscripts.

The indexed patterns can be superimposed onto the experimental data using Chekcell. Crysfire can read Bruker DIF files using a conversion program, Eva2Crys, or diffraction peaks can be entered manually. The Cambridge Structural Database (CSD) is widely recognized as the worlds repository for small-molecule organic and metal-organic. Crysfire employs several powder pattern indexing routines that can be executed sequentially.

Crysfire. Powder pattern indexing using Crysfire.

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Most of the software is for Windows and/or Linux operating systems. But it does provide useful links to much software and tutorials. This is an old link and some of the software links are no longer operational. CCP14 project: A web page with links to software for both single crystal and powder diffraction uses.PLATON has a similar feature but can also generate a simulated powder pattern based on the single crystal diffraction data. A nice feature in Mercury is the ability to generate a simulated powder pattern based of the 3-dimensional single crystal structure. In addition to the ever growing crystal structure database (~750,000 crystal structures), the graphics program, Mercury, is extremely useful for structure analysis and viewing. Interested users can get DVD copies of the database and related software from the Chemistry Library or use the web based version of the database search program, WebCSD.

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Cambridge Crystallographic Data Center: The Chemistry Department has a site license for the CCDC software suite.This tool should be run on every crystal structure cif file before submission to a journal for publication. Checkcif: An essential tool that will scan cif files for possible errors or issues that need to be addressed.PLATON contains numerous helpful features for troubleshooting difficult structures due to twinning, solvent disorder, etc. PLATON: An absolutely essential program for crystal structure analysis and troubleshooting.SHELX: Links to an entire suite of programs written by George Sheldrick for the solution and refinement of crystal structures, with links to tutorials.

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OLEX2: Analogous to WinGX but applicable to Mac and Linux platforms as well as Windows pc’s.

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All of the programs are free to academic users although a license may be required. Some of the programs have to be downloaded elsewhere.

WinGX: An umbrella program that incorporates numerous routines for the solution, refinement, display and troubleshooting single crystal structures.

Links to useful software which is mostly free to academic users: