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The 3-D visualizations of molecules and minerals at this site utilize a plug-in viewer, which allows them to be interactively zoomed and rotated so they can be viewed from all angles, much as with a real molecule. They can also be programmed with highlighting features that allow identification of specific atoms, structural sub-components, and mineralogical planes. The visualizations are incorporated into stand-alone HTML instructional modules that combine text, graphics, molecular formulae, highlighting features, electron micrographs, and other appropriate instructional aids and materials. The mineral wing of the museum contains ten galleries within the Minerals Wing and eight galleries in the Organic Molecule Wing. Individual mineral displays range from hematite to cristobalite.
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Technical requirements:
Jmol applet, which runs on Macs, PCs, and Linux browsers for which Java is installed and JavaScript is enabled.
Cost / Copyright:
No cost
These files are not public property and all rights are reserved to their authors, The Minerals & Molecules Project. They may not be modified or used in a distributed work without written permission from their authors. This means that the files may not be copied and added to other web pages accessible on the world wide web without permission; the files may also not be copied to disk or CD-ROM for distribution without permission. Direct links to these files, however, are welcome and efforts will be made to keep them available at their current locations.
DLESE Catalog ID:
DLESE-000-000-006-385
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Resource contact / Creator / Publisher:
Contact:
Phillip Barak University of Wisconsin-Madison
Contact:
Ed Nater University of Minnesota-TC |