# ChemKED-database

**Repository Path**: chfenger/ChemKED-database

## Basic Information

- **Project Name**: ChemKED-database
- **Description**: No description available
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- **License**: CC-BY-4.0
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- **Created**: 2020-10-18
- **Last Updated**: 2025-04-09

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## README

# ChemKED-database
Database of ChemKED files for fundamental combustion experiments

License
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See the LICENSE.txt file or follow the link for details.

Submissions: Sine qua none
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1. All yaml files require a permanent link, prefereably a DOI, although arXiv identifiers should also be sufficient. These identifiers must be present in each and every file.
2. Each file requires at least one identified person in the `"file-authors"` field, preferable with ORCID to establish a corresponding author for the dataset. This is to ensure that missing or malformed information may be corrected in the future.
3.  Blank fields are not permitted. In the example of a preprint/just accepted article, with no page or volume numbers available, do not include these fields. They may be appended at a later date.
4.  Sanitize strings, especially SMILES identifiers, by enclosing them in quotes. `SMILES: '[O][O]'` or `SMILES: 'N#N'` clearly identifies the code as a string, while `SMILES: [O][O]` or `SMILES: N#N` (note the missing quote marks, `'`) will not be identified as strings and will lead to errors.

Thank you
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1.  Thank you for taking the time to format your data in an open standard that is both human- and machine-readable.
2.  Thank you for contributing your data to a centralized repository so that is may be easily and freely accessed.

With enough like-minded researchers and contributors, we hope to leverage the enormous potentials of paradigmatic shifts in collaborative frameworks and open science.