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Virtual Computational Chemistry Laboratory

05/02/2008 11:51 AM

I have started learning computational chemistry. I wonder the benfits that computers bring to understand the wet chemistry. What is it really? Anybody with some more introductory informations. A PDF file or a web page may help. I have also recently read about Virtual computational Laboratory. What a Clean way of doing chemistry if that means so? Lets discuss the Science here. I hope some experts in the feild. Thanks

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Re: Virtual Computational Chemistry Laboratory

05/03/2008 12:24 AM

"Virtual Computational Chemistry Laboratory"

The students dream! "The Ultimate Dry Lab!" No more messy chemical stained notebooks and all that goes with wet lab experiments.

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Re: Virtual Computational Chemistry Laboratory

05/03/2008 10:29 PM

Yep, sounds like a easy (read "lazy") way to learn chemistry. Sounds like the good old American way... Too bad you can't learn things like chemical safety form computers. Like the time I learned not to dump a benzene containing system on fire into a sink which accidentally contained benzene and almost burned the chem lab down.

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Re: Virtual Computational Chemistry Laboratory

05/03/2008 7:25 AM

Hmmm,

Sounds interesting. First design your experiment. Then construct a virtual model. Put the model on a computer. Vary the variables. Observe the outcomes.

Then test your model and outcome(s) in a wet lab to verify.

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Re: Virtual Computational Chemistry Laboratory

05/25/2008 7:06 AM

Thanks bobquz;

That what I am upto. can you give just one example that shows an experiment designed where a virtual model is constructed on a computer and this has been used to observe the out comes of a certain change in some variables.

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