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MoleculeViewer - Sun Microsystems Demo
Click on a molecule and drag the curser to rotate it. Source code: XYZApp.java,
Matrix3D.java
This static type simulation provides interactive models of the structures of molecules. The applet is implemented here six times, each for a different molecule. There is no animation involved but the user can interact with the applets and rotate the models as if they were in 3-D space. So by static we do not mean motionlessness but rather no internal animation or processing except to respond to a new input such as that from a mouse or a value entered on the user interface. See Chapter 11: Physics: Exercises for discussion of a project based on this program.
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