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We recently starting working on an educational website for chemistry students. The site we’re creating  will let users choose a molecule and perform calculations on it. We want to graphically display the selected molecule, and to do this we have decided to use Jmol.  If you’re unfamiliar with Jmol, its worth getting to know.  Originally…

(This is the first in a series of posts about adding Jmol to an Angular web application) Adding Jmol to your Angular project is a bit untraditional. Jmol does not have an npm package. Since Jmol dynamically loads Javascript files based on user actions, creating an npm package for it is not trivial. Importing Jmol…