[Cod-bugs] Question about COD

[Andrius Merkys]

Dear Abelardo,

The COD IDs currently are assigned to CIF files by the journal of their
publication, according to the following table:

start_id    end_id    journal
2100000    2199999    Acta Cryst. Section B
2200000    2299999    Acta Cryst. Section E
2000000    2099999    Acta Cryst. Section C
1000000    1999999    other journals
2300000    2309999    J. Appl. Cryst.
4000000    4019999    Chemistry of Materials
4020000    4059999    Journal of Organic Chemistry
4060000    4099999    Organometallics
4100000    4299999    JACS
4300000    4499999    Inorganic Chemistry
5000000    5001999    Reciprocal Net
5900000    5999999    historic structures
6000000    6199999    structures from REFs w/o coord.
7700000    7999999    Dalton Trans.
7050000    7099999    New Journal of Chemistry
7100000    7149999    Chem. Comm.
7150000    7199999    Organic & Biomolecular Chemistry
8000000    8099999    Chemistry Letters
9000000    9999999    AMCSD
2310000    2319999    Acta Crystallographica
8100000    8199999    Zeitschrift für Kristallographie
7200000    7699999    other RSC journals
4500000    4999999    other ACS journals
3000000    3499999    prepublication web depositions
3500000    3999999    personal communications to COD

However, this assignment is subject to change in the future.

Hope this helps,
Andrius

On 2020-01-07 01:27, Abelardo M. Silva wrote:
>
> You are organizing the data in directories with root names 1 to 9. 
> What is the selection criteria for the type of molecules stored in
> each of them?
>
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Dr. Andrius Merkys
Vilnius University Institute of Biotechnology, Saulėtekio al. 7, room V325
LT-10257 Vilnius, Lithuania


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