The Quantemol team is delighted to release the plasma chemistry database QDB to the world!

We are very excited and looking forward to your feedback and contributions. It is a community targeted project and the QDB mission is to provide plasma chemistry data solutions to meet the ever-changing demands of industrial and academic plasma modelling research.

In order to check out and review QDB, you just need to register which is FREE of charge. 
Just follow this link: www.quantemolDB.com

Here is also a link to the QDB brochure with more details.
If you want to gain access to chemistry sets assembled for you by the Quantemol team, you will need to subscribe; please contact us on sales@quantemol.com.

Quantemol team presented at International Workshop on Plasmas for energy and Environmental applications (IWPEEA) in Liverpool 21-24 August 2016.
We are very grateful to organisers for giving us an opportunity to talk about recent research including Quantemol database (QDB).
Here you can find presentation slides “QDB: A sustainable database for plasma chemistries” and a poster “Electron Impact Dissociation of Ground and Metastable States of O2 Molecule”.

Our team has worked very hard testing and making examples for high energy extension version of Quantemol-N software for electron-molecule scattering. We are proud to say the results compare very well with other publications and Quantemol-N now covers electron energy range from 0 – 10,000 eV. See the report here.