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Spectroscopy

  • Spectroscopy-07-01-2015
  • Volume 30
  • Issue 7

Spec App of the Month: ChemDoodle Mobile

The ChemDoodle Mobile app is designed to allow users to draw chemical structures, view 3D graphics, and generate IUPAC names.

APP NAME: ChemDoodle Mobile

OFFERED BY: IChemLabs, LLC.

PLATFORMS: Android (requires 2.3.3 and up), iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch (requires iOS 6.0 or later)

WHAT IT DOES: The ChemDoodle Mobile app is designed to allow users to draw chemical structures, view 3D graphics, and generate IUPAC names. According to the company, the app is accessed through a free ChemDoodle account when ChemDoodle desktop is purchased. Users reportedly can use the Guest account to access the app without purchasing ChemDoodle, but they will not be able to save drawings and some features may be restricted. Logging into the account enables IUPAC naming, full 3D graphics (orthographic lines otherwise), 1H NMR spectra, and saving structures.

 

 

COST: Free

 


 

 

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More Theory and Practice: The Thorny Problem of Mixtures and More on Straight Chain Alkanes

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Handheld X-ray Diffraction for Remote, Field-Based Applications

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Optimizing the Regression Model: The Challenge of Intercept–Bias and Slope “Correction”

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Advancement of Trace-Element Speciation in the Environment, Food, and Biota

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Mars 2020: Seeking Evidence of Life with Micro-XRF

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Application of SERS to the Determination of Butylated Hydroxyanisole in Edible and Essential Oils

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Miniature 60 kV, 1000 μA 12 W X-ray Source

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