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Home > Only@JCE Online > Features > WWW Site Reviews > WWW Site Reviews: Reviewed Site The site below has been reviewed and found to be a useful resource for chemistry instruction and learning. A short description of the site and keywords are provided to help you determine its usefulness to your current exploration. CambridgeSoft Corporation URL http://www.camsoft.com/ Description This Web site describes software for organic compounds emphasizing two- and three-dimensional structures. Contains free utilities that can be downloaded for use with their software. Keywords Internet; Molecular Modeling / Dynamics; Molecular Properties / Structure  Home > Only@JCE Online > Features > WWW Site Reviews > Reviewed Site

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