CIF1

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CIF1 is the original version of the Crystallographic Information File standard used to represent and exchange crystallographic data in a structured text format.

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CIF1 canonical 1

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Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Crystallographic Information File standard ⓘ
file format ⓘ
abbreviationOf Crystallographic Information File version 1 ⓘ
associatedOrganization International Union of Crystallography ⓘ
basedOn STAR File syntax ⓘ
compatibleWith IUCr CIF dictionaries ⓘ
core CIF dictionary ⓘ
mmCIF dictionary ⓘ
powder CIF dictionary ⓘ
dataModel dictionary-based data definitions ⓘ
tag-value pairs ⓘ
dataStructure line-oriented text ⓘ
plain text ⓘ
developedBy International Union of Crystallography ⓘ
fieldOfUse crystallography ⓘ
materials science ⓘ
structural chemistry ⓘ
governingSpecification IUCr CIF 1.1 specification ⓘ
hasFeature data blocks identified by data_ names ⓘ
dictionary-driven semantics ⓘ
human-readable syntax ⓘ
looped data tables ⓘ
machine-readable syntax ⓘ
save frames in dictionaries ⓘ
self-describing data items ⓘ
hasFullName Crystallographic Information File version 1 ⓘ
hasLimitation line length constraints in some implementations ⓘ
restricted character set ⓘ
primaryUseContext archiving crystallographic experiments ⓘ
interchange between crystallographic software packages ⓘ
purpose exchange of crystallographic data ⓘ
representation of crystallographic data ⓘ
serializationFormat ASCII text ⓘ
standardizedBy International Union of Crystallography Commission on Crystallographic Data ⓘ
successor CIF2 ⓘ
supports atomic coordinates ⓘ
crystal structure data ⓘ
experimental conditions ⓘ
reflection data ⓘ
symmetry information ⓘ
unit cell parameters ⓘ
supportsEncoding 7-bit ASCII ⓘ
syntaxType STAR-based syntax ⓘ
typicalFileExtension .cif ⓘ
usedIn crystallographic databases ⓘ
journal article submissions in crystallography ⓘ
macromolecular crystallography ⓘ
powder diffraction ⓘ
small-molecule crystallography ⓘ

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