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VESTA runs on Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux.
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For a full list of VESTA's capabilities please visit the VESTA page at. It supports lattice transformation from conventional to non-conventional lattices including superlattices and sublattices. It can be used to create polygons on isosurfaces, display volumetric data such as electron/nuclear densities, magnetic properties, and crystal morphologies. It can be used to create polyhedral as well as molecular plots, but its capabilities are going way beyond simple displaying of crystal structures. VESTA is a 3D visualization program for displaying structural models for both molecular ("organic") and solid state ("inorganic") materials.
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Please contact the crystallographer for access to the fully licensed version of Mercury and for installation and setup instructions. One major drawback of Mercury is its inability to display disorder well, and labelling of atoms is cumbersome. Step-by-step instructions for setting up CCDC's Mercury to create high quality Ortep-like figures for publications and presentations can be found here. Mercury is the most user friendly of the standard XRD graphics programs, but some adjustments to the default settings are recommended if you want to create high quality high resolution images.
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Purdue students and faculty can install the full unlimited version of Mercury, available with the Cambridge Structural Database, CSD. A free version is available from their web page, at. Mercury is provided by the Cambridge Structural Data Centre and is available for all types of operating systems. The tables can be accessed via (campus computers only). Each volume also contains discussions of theory, practical explanations and examples. Emphasis is given to symmetry, diffraction methods and techniques of crystal structure determination, and the physical and chemical properties of crystals. The series comprises articles and tables of data relevant to crystallographic research and to applications of crystallographic methods in all sciences concerned with the structure and properties of materials. The International Tables of Crystallography are the definitive resource and reference for all work in crystallography. Available for Purdue students, faculty and staff via the Chemistry library's webpage.
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"The" chemistry database, formerly Chemical Abstracts Service. Zeller for access to the instrument and computer (no instrument training is required to access the database). A copy is available for Purdue users on the control computer of the Panalytical Empyrean X-ray diffractometer in Wetherill 101. It is the most extensive and comprehensive collection of powder and single crystal diffraction data with over a million entries from all fields of structural science with databases available for organics and organometallics, pharmaceuticals, exipients, polymers, metals and alloys, ceramics, minerals and related materials.
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The PDF is published by the International Centre for Diffraction Data ICDD ( ). The database is available for Purdue users at (campus computers only). As of 2020, the database contains > 210,000 entries. It is updated semiannually, each time adding approximately 3000 new records. The ICSD contains information on inorganic crystal structures including pure elements, minerals, ceramics, inorganic salts, metals, and intermetallic compounds, including their atomic coordinates. Please contact the crystallographer for access to the full licensed version of the CSD and Mercury and for installation and setup instructions. The data base includes a copy of Mercury with all features fully enabled. Purdue students, staff and faculty can access WebCSD at, or they can install the full unlimited version of the CSD, available for all common operating systems. The CSD is provided by the Cambridge Structural Data Centre. Features everthing with at least one C-H fragment. The "organic" crystallographic data base. X-Ray Crystallography - Software Crystallography and Chemistry Databases