Setting the Standards in Computational Chemistry

"The ECC represents the most comprehensive effort yet to cover the field of computational chemistry in its full breadth. The effort of the has been successful in most points and the ECC is thus a must-have for all chemistry libraries". - Angewandte Chemie

• Starting with over 300 main articles and 375 definition articles - with regular updates
• Approximately 50 new and updated main articles added each year
• Powerful online searching by full text, title, author, section and references
• Up-to-date literature references, linked to CrossRef and listed websites
• Covering seven areas of computational chemistry from ab-initio computations to biological and biochemical applications

The Encyclopedia of Computational Chemistry (ECC) is a timely, comprehensive and authorative work, which describes many aspects of this young and fascinating discipline from its inception to the present day.

ECC contains over 300 Articles, all extensively cross-referenced. Technical terms are explained in short Definitions. Each year around 50 new and updated Articles will be added, so that the Encyclopedia will keep up-to-date with the development of computational chemistry.

The content of ECC can be accessed in three ways:

• In the classical A to Z format . Click on this link, or on the Titles link, and you will find all Articles in alphabetical order for browsing.
• Several of the Subject Areas under which the information in in ECC is sorted are listed below. . For the most up to date list with its associated articles use the Subject link:
•  Algorithms and Software
•  Biological and Biochemical Modeling
•  Chemical Applications
•  Cheminformatics
•  General Topics
•  Quantum Mechanics: Theory & Development
•  Semi-Classical Methods

For the definition of technical terms use the link Definitions .

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