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A molecule editor is a computer program for drawing and editing chemical structures. The resulting two-dimensional (flat) representations of molecules or chemical reactions can be used as illustrations or for querying chemical databases. There also exist three-dimensional molecule editors for the construction of molecule models, usually as part of molecular modelling software packages.

Most molecule editors use proprietary file formats, but most can read and write several file formats, including SMILES, a short ASCII-representation of molecules.

Files generated by two- or three-dimensional molecule editors can also be displayed by a molecule viewer, which can be realized as a small applet to show molecules in web pages.

Molecule editors


Standalone programs

Applets

Online editors


See also


Chemistry software

Editor molekul | 構造式エディタ | Молекулярный редактор

 

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