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- How can I find out a substances name from its structural formula?
I tried using MolView, but it does not seem to identify it Also, I have tried their advanced search (similarity), but that provided no results I have also tried searching for it based on SMILES formula on Chemspider I am wondering whether there any other tools that can help me to find out what substance it is
- computational chemistry - MolView is unable to generate correct 3D . . .
MolView is unable to generate the correct structure of hydroxypropadiene It instead generates the structure of acrolein (which has the same molecular formula)
- Strained circles in molview structure predictions
In contrast, the structure predicted by MolView displays the central ring as a circle with bond angles that look rather strained (at least to my admittedly untrained biologist's eyes): Is the structure by MolView more correct than the structure shown in the paper? If not, how do I get MolView to relax the strained bond angles?
- organic chemistry - Does the 3D structure generated with MolView . . .
7 MolView has issues with preserving stereochemistry when converting 2D to 3D Do not expect accurate conversion of the drawn wedge-and-dash projection into the three-dimentional model because the structure is converted to the proprietary SMILES format first, and despite SMILES having support for stereochemistry, there is no uniform open standard
- Solved The actual bond angles can be shown using MolView. In - Chegg
Question: The actual bond angles can be shown using MolView In the “jmol” dropdown, choose “angle” The app will recalculate the structure To see the angle between 3 atoms, click on the three atoms in succession The bond angle will then appear Choose three atoms of differing hybridization and measure the bond angles around each Compare these angles to the ideal
- Solved 1. c. Do the MolView bond angles agree with your VSEPR - Chegg
Do the MolView bond angles agree with your VSEPR bond angles? Does the size of the atom make a difference (ex H2S vs H2O)? Explain The MolView bond angles for SiH, are the VSEPR prediction The [Select] equal to smaller than larger than Тетесот e the VSEPR prediction The MolView bond angles for H2S are [Select) the VSEPR prediction
- Solved DQuestion 3 2pts 1c. Do the MolView bond angles agree - Chegg
Explain The MolView bond angles for SiH4 are [Select] the VSEPR prediction The MolView bond angles for PH3 [ Select ] the VSEPR prediction The MolView larger than smaller than bond angles for H2S are [Sele PR prediction This is because [Select] equal to Question 3 2pts 1c Do the MolView bond angles agree with your VSEPR bond angles?
- Solved Module 5 Virtual Lab: Isomers Name: Instructions . . . - Chegg
Question: Module 5 Virtual Lab: Isomers Name: Instructions: Organic chemistry has an entire nomenclature for comparing molecules In this activity you'll get practice with it Visit www molview org and use the 3D visualizer there to help you fill in the following tables You are able to draw in the left pane (you will have to click the trash can to get rid of the
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