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The free chemical database
ChemSpider is a free chemical structure database providing fast text and structure search access to over 30 million structures from hundreds of data sources. Watch our introduction video. Search by chemical names Systematic namesSynonymsTrade namesDatabase identifiers Search by chemical structure Create structure-based queriesDraw structures in the web pageUse structure files from your computer

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PubChem Download Page This file contains the structures downloaded from the PubChem FTP site that have at least one assay result associated with them that was obtained in the context of the NIH Common Fund (previously: NIH Roadmap) Molecular Libraries Probe Production Centers Network (previously: Molecular Libraries Screening Center Network), part of the Common Fund’s Molecular Libraries and Imaging program . It is organized by unique chemical structures (“Compounds” in PubChem parlance), i.e. assay results for possibly multiple different samples (“Substances” in PubChem parlance) have been combined into the one record representing the unique chemical structure. Placeholder assays (assays containing a single record only) have been filtered out. Explanation of the property data fields in the SD file (note - properties present in the original PubChem files have been copied unchanged, for the explanation of those properties we point directly to the appropriate PubChem document ):

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Une gigantesque base de données gratuite fournie par la société royale de chimie. On peut y retrouver toutes les caractéristiques et publications pour des millions de molécules. Ce serait un outil très utile pour les étudiants au les étudiants au cégep ou à l'université pour la préparation des laboratoires ou pour mener des projets (comme dans le cours d'intégration), notamment en chimie organique. by romainmartiny Feb 26

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