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JChemTidy: A Tool for Converting Chemical Web Document Collections to an XHTML Representation

A robot-based procedure is described for traversing a collection of hyperlinked documents written in HTML and converting these to the XML-compliant and well-formed XHTML representation. Transcluded chemical content invoked using or HTML calls are converted to the XHTML recommended form. Additional attributes such as title or derived chemical attributes such as a SMILES descriptor are added to improve the indexing of the resulting document collection. Conformance tests for the popular Web browsers are reported.

Henry S. Rzepa | Georgios V. Gkoutos | Philip R. Kenway

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