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Molecular Rotations

The following files show various molecules being rotated to illustrate geometry.

  1. 1,10-phenanthrolene complex
  2. Alpha helix protein (99K)
  3. aluminum oxide
  4. Ammonia (132K)
  5. Amylose (starch) (83K)
  6. Beta sheet protein (66K)
  7. Boron Trichloride (83K)
  8. Benzene (116K)
  9. Carbon dioxide (149K)
  10. RBC hemolysis (528K)
  11. Cobalt hexachloride (149L)
  12. Collagen (83K)
  13. d orbitals
  14. Diamond (528K)
  15. Ethane, rotation around bond (99K)
  16. Ethane, rotation, end view (99K)
  17. Ethane, showing bonding (116K)
  18. Ethene (165K)
  19. Ethene, showing bonding (116K)
  20. Ethyne (198K)
  21. Ethyne showing bonding (116K)
  22. F xyz orbital (132K)
  23. Germanium arsenide
  24. Heme (149K)
  25. Methane (99K)
  26. Ni-DMG
  27. Nickel tetrachloride (116K)
  28. Orbitals of n = 2 (132K)
  29. Orbitals of n = 3 (140K)
  30. Octahedral isomer 1
  31. Octahedral isomer 2
  32. Ruthenium pentachloride (149K)
  33. tRNA (99K)
  34. Spinning molecule - chiral carbon (198)
  35. Sulfur ring
  36. Water (66K)

Other animations

  1. Accuracy (297K)
  2. Accuracy and precision (281K)
  3. Cloud chamber (644K)
  4. Conversion of potential to kinetic energy, funny (1023K)
  5. Electrodeposition
  6. Diffusion (347K)
  7. Dissolution of NaCl (215K)
  8. Effective collision (116K)
  9. Electrolyte testing (990)
  10. Enzymatic reaction (248K)
  11. Fission of uranium atom (165K)
  12. Halide exchange reaction (281K)
  13. Heterogeneous catalysis (83K)
  14. Leak Detection
  15. Lewis dot structure for oxygen (99K)
  16. Limiting reactant (215K)
  17. Multichannel Analyzer
  18. Nuclear chain reaction (83K)
  19. Osmosis (611K)
  20. Osmotic pressure testing (363K)
  21. Precision Example (528K)
  22. Protein Synthesis (1M)
  23. RBC crenation (380K)
  24. RBC hemolysis (528K)
  25. Rotating, vibrating molecule
  26. Titration (561K)
  27. Van der Wall interaction of two atoms (116K)
  28. Vapor pressure example (924K)