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Author: egonw

cheminfo.i.md

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 <section level="#" label="cheminfo">Cheminformatics</section>
 
 *Note: this chapter is an evolved version of a chapter of [my PhD
-thesis](https://tools.wmflabs.org/scholia/work/Q25713029) [<cite>Q25713029</cite>]. *
+thesis](https://scholia.toolforge.org/work/Q25713029) [<cite>Q25713029</cite>]. *
 
 While the purpose of this book is not to educate in <topic>cheminformatics</topic> (see Chapter <xref>intro</xref>),
 this chapter provides minimal information about the representation of molecules and molecular systems.

properties.i.md

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 # Molecular Properties
 
 Cheminformatics is about molecular properties and chemistry in general the field
-of finding chemicals with new properties. [Prof. Gasteiger](https://tools.wmflabs.org/scholia/author/Q109081)
+of finding chemicals with new properties. [Prof. Gasteiger](https://scholia.toolforge.org/author/Q109081)
 in 2006 gave a lecture at Cologne University where he expressed this view. It stuck around. We keep
 databases to store those properties, and we develop methods to predict and understand
 those properties. Prediction is important for one reason: there are too many

references.js

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       append: function (entry) {
         return entry.DOI
           ? ' doi:[' + entry.DOI + '](https://doi.org/' + entry.DOI + ')' +
-            ' ([Scholia](https://tools.wmflabs.org/scholia/doi/' + entry.DOI + "))"
+            ' ([Scholia](https://scholia.toolforge.org/doi/' + entry.DOI + "))"
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