CSD

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CSD is the Cambridge Structural Database, a comprehensive repository of small-molecule crystal structures maintained by the Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf chemical database
crystallographic database
scientific database
abbreviation CSD NERFINISHED
accessModel academic licensing
industrial licensing
subscription-based
associatedSoftware CSD-CrossMiner NERFINISHED
CSD-Discovery NERFINISHED
CSD-Materials NERFINISHED
ConQuest NERFINISHED
Mercury NERFINISHED
citationPractice users are expected to cite the Cambridge Structural Database and the CCDC
contains X-ray diffraction structures
experimentally determined crystal structures
neutron diffraction structures
dataFormat CIF
CSD proprietary format
dataType atomic coordinates
bibliographic information
bond angles
bond lengths
chemical connectivity
disorder information
experimental conditions
hydrogen-bonding information
refinement details
space group information
three-dimensional molecular structures
torsion angles
unit cell parameters
excludes biomacromolecular structures
nucleic acids
proteins
field chemistry
crystallography
materials science
focus metal–organic crystal structures
organic crystal structures
organometallic crystal structures
small-molecule crystal structures
fullName Cambridge Structural Database NERFINISHED
geographicLocation Cambridge, United Kingdom NERFINISHED
hasVersion periodically updated releases
maintainedBy Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre NERFINISHED
origin published crystallographic studies
publisher Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre NERFINISHED
qualityControl automated validation checks
expert curation
scope small-molecule structures only
updateFrequency regularly updated with new structures
usedBy chemists
crystallographers
materials scientists
pharmaceutical researchers
usedFor computational chemistry benchmarking
conformational analysis
crystal structure analysis
drug design
materials design
structure validation
supramolecular chemistry studies

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