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Start with: ethane ethene
ethyne cyclohexane benzene
NIH
Append: ethane ethene
ethyne cyclohexane benzene
NIH
Compare: duplicate compare Query
NIH:
name smiles molfile
Model: move
measure correct-H optimize:
Jmol NIH off
Atoms: ?
In addition to atom click/replace actions, click/dragging between atoms will connect
atoms. Click/dragging into empty space will extend a branch by adding the selected
atom. C
H N
O
S P
F
Cl Br
X
delete invert
drag
fc: inc dec
Bonds: break single
double triple
increase rotate picking:
off
Utility:
size zoomIn zoomOut reload erase
Problems: examples
menu
check endSession
Feedback Area & Script Command Field:
Run Script
Model Image Capture
Jmol 3D Capture | NIH 2D Capture
Model Tools
Atom Colors:
; all
atoms cpk
Style:
wireframe; ball&stick; background color
Clean-up: erase; clear; reset; reload Load New: menu
Surfaces: van der Waals; MEP (MM and MO files
only)
MO: homo;
lumo;
previous; next (MO files
only)
Useful Animation Scripts
Cyclohexane Chair Flip | SN2 Walden Inversion
Ethane C-C Rotation | Load 2 Square Planar CH4
Assembled Model Library Select Menus
| MM Load | MO Load |
NIST Spectral Data for MM Models
Load Jmol | Load NIH | Depict | Compare | Email | Help
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![]() Virtual Molecular Model Kit Chemene JSDraw TestWelcome to the ISU CheMagic USM O=CHem Virtual Molecular Model Kit. The model kit is designed to be used as a presentation tool and a resource for model kit experiments. The model kit has all the functionality of traditional teaching models and more. Models can be constructed using the Molecular Editor control panel. They can also be created by drawing 2D structures using the embedded JME Structure Drawing Applet, with subsequent 3D optimization and display in Jmol. The Model Tools control panel allows for further manipulation of models in the Jmol display window. Pre-assembled models, along with their spectral data, are also available from the Model Tools control panel. These control panels can be accessed from the following links: View the Help Videos or load the UsersManual for detailed instructions.
Jmol: an open-source Java viewer
for chemical structures in 3D
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