A Planned Searchable Multimedia Database

The intent of this database is the facilitation of access to the growing library of multimedia in chemistry on the web for consideration for use in the ChemPRIME curriculum.

Under construction. Look for more information under this page in future.

The initial posting is derived from a collection by Henry Rzepa at Imperial College and random web browsing.

• NIH Guides to Molecular Modelling
• A Visual Guide to Molecular Model Types and Rendering Techniques
• Virginia Tech Chemical Education Hypermedia
• SCOP: Structural Classification of Proteins
• Laboratory and Lecture Courses at the University of West Indies, Jamaica.
• Welcome to the World of Physical Chemistry at UCSD
  • Quantum Mechanics
  • X-Ray Diffraction
  • Molecular Dynamics
  • Statistical Mechanics
  • Spectroscopy
• Hyperactive Molecules Using Chemical MIME Many megs- you might want to turn off images
• Animations, etc at Akron
• The Chemical Animations Project at Cal Tech
• Graphics from Finland(The Center for Scientific Computing and source for much of the following)
• Biocomputing Center at NASA
• Changing States, Quantum and Classical Simulations of Molecular Aggregates Michael Klein, University of Pennsylvania
• Chemistry Visualizations Movies from Virginia Tech
• ethanol movie from Virginia tech
• Cornell Theory Center
  • Applying defects in ceramics
  • Molecular sponges
  • Protein folding
  • Drug design
• College of Chemistry at U.C. Berkeley
  • Movies of some of the interesting vibrational modes in Benzene
  • Movies of some interesting chemical reactions
• Department of Physical Chemistry at the Technical University of Darmstadt
  • Animations
• Hahnemann University School of Medicine US (Biochemistry)
• Klotho: Biochemical Compounds Declarative Database
• Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center (more besides these but on various topics)
  • Mysteries of Water, Theoretical Study of Small Water Clusters Ken Jordan, University of Pittsburgh
• SWISS-Image. Collection of Macromolecule Images
• Visualizations and animations by Dr. Michael G. Prisant

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