Chemical Markup Language
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| - | CML is a new approach to store the information of chemical structures.This is designed in such a way that almost every chemist can understand it.Some might be thought that CML is HTML with some added chemistry features. | + | CML is a new approach to store the information of chemical structures.This is designed in such a way that almost every chemist can understand it.Some might be thought that CML is HTML with some added chemistry features. Although CML does not cover all the chemistry ,it is largely depend upon the molecules. |
| + | It also supports reactions, and macromolcular strucures/sequences.CML is designed to interoperate with several leading MLs and XML protocols. | ||
| + | #XHTML for text and images | ||
| + | #SVG for line diagrams, graphs, reaction schemes, phase diagrams, etc. | ||
| + | #PlotML for graphs MathML for equations | ||
| + | #XLink for hypermedia (including atom-spectralPeak assignments, reaction mapping | ||
| + | #RDF and Dublin Core for metadata | ||
| + | #XML Schemas for numeric and other data types | ||
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Chemical Markup Language(C.M.L) CML is a new approach to store the information of chemical structures.This is designed in such a way that almost every chemist can understand it.Some might be thought that CML is HTML with some added chemistry features. Although CML does not cover all the chemistry ,it is largely depend upon the molecules. It also supports reactions, and macromolcular strucures/sequences.CML is designed to interoperate with several leading MLs and XML protocols.
- XHTML for text and images
- SVG for line diagrams, graphs, reaction schemes, phase diagrams, etc.
- PlotML for graphs MathML for equations
- XLink for hypermedia (including atom-spectralPeak assignments, reaction mapping
- RDF and Dublin Core for metadata
- XML Schemas for numeric and other data types
