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AperionX is a student-founded science platform aimed at making science more comprehensible and
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| Founded | Yasin Eyimaya |
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| Leader | Yasin Eyimaya |
| Website | https://www.aperionx.com |
accessible. Created by students from various disciplines, its mission is to share scientific curiosity, generate reliable content, and disseminate knowledge to wider audiences.
The platform accommodates an extensive collection of literature across multidisciplinary domains, predominantly focusing on biology and its respective sub-disciplines, alongside health sciences and technology. Furthermore, it incorporates advanced tools, such as VSEPR simulations, within its content repository. Conceived and developed entirely by students, this platform has been recently established.[1]
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[edit]Vespr - Simulastions
[edit]Developed by the AperionX team, the VSEPR Simulation is a free and open-source project that enables the browser-based observation of the molecular geometry of various chemical compounds through illustrative models.[2] The selected models illustrate molecular geometry, electron geometry, bond angles, and hybridization, exemplifying which real molecules exhibit these specific configurations.
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