On 24th Aug-2015 a new and practical applications of my 14 new formulae and 04 innovative teaching time‐economic methodologies on ‘Number of Chemical bonds in Hydrocarbon’ came in the form of a tool namely ‘Hydrocarbon Parser’ made by Dr.Edel Garcia, a multidisciplinary scientist and Administrator of Minerazzi.com, Bayamon, Puerto Rico, USA to calculate and discriminate of chemical bonds in hydrocarbons. Dr.Garcia the creator of the Minerazzi Project, which started at the now defunct local Microsoft Innovation Center. Minerazzi (http://www.minerazzi.com) is a platform owned by Dr.Garcia and for building topic-specific search engines on any field or knowledge domain in USA.This tool parses an input chemical formula and predicts the number and types of 0chemical bonds present in them with its normal boiling point and few other things. The predicted data can then be comparing with experimental results.Hydrocarbon parser software covenants about the chemical composition and possible formulae that students of UG, Senior UG and PG level find difficult to decide many times if it exists. Now they can analyze it within a second with the help of this tool. It will be of extreme benefit to the student or research fraternity irrespective of their expertise in the chemical domain. Unlike existing models or tools which employ the database and seems complicated for the user this newly developed tool is user friendly and even a layman can use it and extract relevant information. The tool works without consulting molecular orbital theory (MOT) or a chemical database. Just enter a set of formulae ‘CxHy’.To use the tool, a user only needs to enter a set of hydrocarbon formulas, ending each one by pressing the [CxHy] key from his/her computer. In few seconds, the tool validates and classifies all the chemical formulas, computes numbers and types of chemical bonds, and discriminates between functional isomers. The user can then use this information to propose candidate chemical structures in a time‐economic manner.‘Hydrocarbons Parser’ tool freely accessible online in the Tools section of Minerazzi at http://www.minerazzi.com/tools/hydrocarbons/parser.php.Indexed:
City College of New York: City College Chemistry Web Resources Page (CUNY.edu.) included my ‘Hydrocarbons Parser Tool’ in their Library (Computational Chemistry Section). Link: https://library.ccny.cuny.edu/chemistry/computational |
| On 20th Dec-2018, a new and practical applications of my 04 invented formulae and 01 innovative teaching time‐economic methodologies on ‘Calculation of Bond Order without Molecular orbital theory (MOT)’ came in the form of a tool namely ‘Bond Order Calculator’ made by Dr.Edel Garcia, a multidisciplinary scientist and Administrator of Minerazzi.com, Bayamon, Puerto Rico, USA to calculate and discriminate of chemical bonds in hydrocarbons. Dr.Garcia the creator of the Minerazzi Project, which started at the now defunct local Microsoft Innovation Center. Minerazzi (http://www.minerazzi.com) is a platform owned by Dr.Garcia and for building topic-specific search engines on any field or knowledge domain in USA. This tool computes bond orders of diatomic species having up to 20 electrons, without using Molecular Orbital Theory. This software tool is useful for chemistry educators, scholars, and students interested in bond order theory and its applications. ‘Bond Order Calculator‘ tool freely accessible online in the Tools section of Minerazzi at http://www.minerazzi.com/tools/bond-order/calculator.php. City College of New York: City College Chemistry Web Resources Page (CUNY.edu.) included my ‘Hydrocarbons Parser Tool’ in their Library (Computational Chemistry Section). Link: https://library.ccny.cuny.edu/chemistry/computational. |