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Reaction Mechanism Generator (RMG)

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Description

This repository contains the Python version of Reaction Mechanism Generator (RMG), a tool for automatically generating chemical reaction mechanisms for modeling reaction systems including pyrolysis, combustion, atmospheric science, and more.

It also includes Arkane, the package for calculating thermodynamics, high-pressure-limit rate coefficients, and pressure dependent rate coefficients from quantum chemical calculations. Arkane is compatible with a variety of ab initio quantum chemistry software programs: Gaussian, MOPAC, QChem, and MOLPRO.

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How to Install

You can either download the source from GitHub and compile yourself, or download the binaries from Anaconda. Please see the Download and Install page for detailed instructions.

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How to Contribute

Please see the Contributor Guidelines for details on how to contribute to RMG-Py or RMG-database.

How to Give Feedback

Please post any issues you may have to the issues page or drop in to the chat room or email rmg_dev@mit.edu if you have questions.

Useful Links

  • Interactive Website: Visit this site to visualize RMG-generated models, view the databases, and perform thermodynamics and kinetics searches
  • Wiki: a wiki for developer notes
  • Issues Page: view current issues and feature requests

Credits

Resources and References

The resources and relevant publications are listed here on the RMG-website. Please at least cite our latest publication on Reaction Mechanism Generator v3.0 and other relevant publications when publishing the results using our software.

License Information

RMG is a free, open-source software package (distributed under the MIT/X11 license).

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