text: user14293: Can anyone explain what is cheminformatics and how does it help in the future?
  I need to write an article that should be understandable for 14-20 yr age group. Please help with references, I don't know anything.
  
  user6322: 
  The definition of cheminformatics has been covered in Difference between bioinformatics and cheminformatics
  
  For a reference, simply citing Essentials of Computational Chemistry by C. Cramer will do it. I do not know if the newer Clayden (nitrile cover) deals with computational methods, but the old one (water+formaldehyde on cover) did not. In generally, a textbook is a very good way to get familiar with a field and Cramer's book is good.
  
  
  
original_text: 14293: <p>Can anyone explain what is cheminformatics and how does it help in the future?</p>
  <p>I need to write an article that should be understandable for 14-20 yr age group. Please help with references, I don't know anything.</p>
   6322: <ul>
  <li><p>The definition of cheminformatics has been covered in <a href="https://bioinformatics.stackexchange.com/questions/17810/difference-between-bioinformatics-and-cheminformatics/17811#17811">Difference between bioinformatics and cheminformatics</a></p>
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  <li><p>For a reference, simply citing <a href="https://www.amazon.co.uk/Essentials-Computational-Chemistry-Christopher-Cramer/dp/0470091827" rel="nofollow noreferrer">Essentials of Computational Chemistry by C. Cramer</a> will do it. I do not know if the newer Clayden (nitrile cover) deals with computational methods, but the old one (water+formaldehyde on cover) did not. In generally, a textbook is a very good way to get familiar with a field and Cramer's book is good.</p>
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