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Dan Tobias at 14:08, 7 December 2014

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Dan Tobias at 02:15, 7 December 2014

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DavidFichtmueller: added category Category:XML based file formats

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Crusbridge: Created page with "{| |File Formats | > |Electronic File Formats | > |Scientific Data formats | > |Chemical data | > | CML |} CML stands for Chemical Markup Language. It is an..."

2012-11-01T03:02:38Z

Created page with "{| |File Formats | > |Electronic File Formats | > |Scientific Data formats | > |Chemical data | > | CML |} CML stands for Chemical Markup Language. It is an..."

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|[[File Formats]]
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|[[Electronic File Formats]]
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|[[Scientific Data formats]]
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| CML
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CML stands for Chemical Markup Language. It is an XML-based format for encoding detailed information about a wide range of chemical concepts. It has existed in several versions, originally based on a XML DTD and latterly on a XML Schema. Some aspects of v1 are now deprecated. Schemas and other information are now hosted on [http://cml.sourceforge.net/ the CML SourceForge pages].

The [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chemical_Markup_Language Wikipedia page for CML] describes several Open Source libraries and tools for creating, reading and processing CML.

The CML file extension is .cml and the MIME-type is chemical/x-cml.

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 |extensions={{ext|cml}}
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 '''Chemical Markup Language''' ('''CML''') is an XML-based format for encoding detailed information about a wide range of chemical concepts. It has existed in several versions, originally based on a XML DTD and latterly on a XML Schema. Some aspects of v1 are now deprecated. Schemas and other information are now hosted on [http://cml.sourceforge.net/ the CML SourceForge pages].

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-:''This article is about Chemical Markup Language; the compressed binary form of HTML is at [[Compressed Markup Language]].''
+:''This article is about Chemical Markup Language; the compressed binary form of HTML used in PalmOS is at [[Compressed Markup Language]].''
 {{FormatInfo
 |formattype=electronic

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-CML stands for Chemical Markup Language. It is an XML-based format for encoding detailed information about a wide range of chemical concepts. It has existed in several versions, originally based on a XML DTD and latterly on a XML Schema. Some aspects of v1 are now deprecated. Schemas and other information are now hosted on [http://cml.sourceforge.net/ the CML SourceForge pages].
+{{FormatInfo
 The [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chemical_Markup_Language Wikipedia page for CML] describes several Open Source libraries and tools for creating, reading and processing CML.
 The CML file extension is .cml and the MIME-type is chemical/x-cml.