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Software and Internet Resources for Analytical Chemistry. Jetse Reijenga Eindhoven University of Technology, Netherlands. title. Communication CE literature search Software for parameter estimation Software for simulation Data analysis software Internet information resources.
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Software and Internet Resources for Analytical Chemistry Jetse Reijenga Eindhoven University of Technology, Netherlands title
Communication • CE literature search • Software for parameter estimation • Software for simulation • Data analysis software • Internet information resources
Things to consider first • Freeware vs. Buyware • DOS vs. Windows (Linux?) • Demo vs. Hands-on • Approximative vs. Accurately predictive • Educational vs. Problem solving • it is a means (tool), not a goal (aim) title
Communication tools • use webspace to provide info • use e-mail or group-mail • consider chat (e.g. ICQ or MSN) • discussion-web • netmeeting • public folders • e-mail lists
CE literature data base d.perret@mds.qmw.qc.uk 6628
Buffer Workshop mbello@zarak.com
MECC migration index prediction From: Yasushi Ishihama et al, Anal. Chem. 68(1996) 1028-1032
logP (octanol/water) sources • Experimental values (literature) • Website (http://esc.syrres.com/interkow) • Software: • ACD/logP (ACD/Labs) • CLOGP (BioByte) • KOWWIN (Syracuse) • SciLogP (SciVision) • AccuLogP (Microsimulations) • ProLogP (CompuDrug)
Different instrument “simulators” • Interactive demo’s (Netlogo, Wingz, .....) • Separaration Optimizers (ACD, Drylab, .....) • Steady-state Simulators (Gaš, Reijenga, ....) • detector signal (s vs. t) • Dynamic Simulators (Gaš, Reijenga, ....) • microscale, local distribution (c vs. x) title
ACD GC and LC
Peakmaster 5.0 title
Cesar title
Database title
Simul 4.0 gas@mail.natur.cuni.cz