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Are you searching for chemistry data? Your time is precious; we know you need to get to the right information – fast.

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ChemSpider grows daily with more depositions and more links. We invite you to help us build this community by contributing your structures, spectra and syntheses.

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STEP 1 Select the More Searches option from the top navigation bar and choose Structure search from the drop down menu.

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1. Draw You can draw the 2. Load structure using your If you have the choice of one of the structure saved embedded structure on your computer drawing editors. you can upload it (You can copy and in the following paste structures formats: mol, cdx from your favourite or skc file. drawing package into most of the editors).

3. Convert Generate a chemical STEP 3 structure by typing in Once the structure is a compound name entered you can alter and clicking Convert. the search options to modify the scope Loaded or Converted of the search. You structures can be can also select edited in the Draw whether you run an mode. When you Exact, Similarity or are happy with the Substructure search. structure click Accept to take you back to the search interface.

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