This sample app shows off some basic chemical operations that are possible in VIKTOR
The app contains an input field for chemical elements, which it can then give the properties of. It contains another input table for reactants and products, which it will use to balance a reaction involving them. Lastly it has a field for SMILEs(string to represent a chemical), which it turns into 2D or 3D representations.
There are two ways in which you can use the functionality:
With VIKTOR, out-of-the-box, using our free version.
Without VIKTOR, in that case you integrate with your own Python code.
This is a snippet of the functionality’s code from app/Chemistry/controller.py
With this function a smile is made into an RDkit molecule and RDkit finds the most likely position of the atoms, the function handles the reading of positions and bonds, and VIKTOR can make a 3D object out of these.
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Firstly the app displays how simple operations can easily be made in VIKTOR to complement more complex operations.
This displays the properties of elements from the RDkit library. With a little imagination this shows how VIKTOR could display needed information from databases or internal data sheets.
Secondly the app can balance chemical reactions based on user inputs.  The functionality doesn't do something extremely complex, but it could be seen as representative for how operations that are complex for non-programmers in python can be reduced in complexity through interfaces. Additionaly it is only a small representation of the much more complex calculations that could be made accessible to the non-programmers in chemistry.
Lastly, the app can visualize SMILES.
Having visualization alongside the functionalities that resident programmers can build can save a lot of clicking back and forth.
VIKTOR even has 3D visualization, meaning custom molecule representation can be made in the same place where programs are run, which makes tailored to fit applications even more capable of doing everything desirable for chemical engineers.
