CIF2

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CIF2 is an updated version of the Crystallographic Information Framework standard designed to more robustly and flexibly represent crystallographic data.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Crystallographic Information Framework version
crystallographic data standard
data file format
compatibleWith CIF dictionaries defined by IUCr
designedBy International Union of Crystallography NERFINISHED
documentationAvailableAt IUCr CIF documentation resources
domain crystallographic information
enables interoperability between crystallographic software
machine-readable crystallographic metadata
follows CIF1
governingBody International Union of Crystallography NERFINISHED
hasAbbreviation Crystallographic Information Framework version 2 NERFINISHED
hasConcept data items defined in external dictionaries
looped lists for repeated data
tag-value data representation
hasDesignGoal better support for complex crystallographic data
greater flexibility
greater robustness
improved extensibility
hasFileExtension .cif
hasPredecessor CIF1
hasProperty backward compatibility considerations with CIF1
hasPurpose archiving of crystallographic data
exchange of crystallographic data
representation of crystallographic data
improvesOn CIF1 character set restrictions
CIF1 handling of complex data
CIF1 syntax limitations
isHumanReadable true
isTextBased true
isVersionOf Crystallographic Information Framework NERFINISHED
maintainedBy International Union of Crystallography NERFINISHED
relatedStandard imgCIF
mmCIF
replaces CIF1 in many new applications
standardizedBy IUCr Commission on Crystallographic Nomenclature NERFINISHED
supports enhanced data typing mechanisms
modern character encodings such as Unicode
more complex data structures than CIF1
more flexible syntax for data values
usedFor data exchange between crystallographic instruments and software
deposition of structures in crystallographic databases
publication of crystal structures
usedIn crystallography
materials science
structural chemistry

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