Please wait while the applets load. This may require up to a minute, depending on your location and the connection.
[Click on this note to close it]

1. Draw your molecule in 2D here:


Either you don't have Java applets enabled in your browser, or the browser is blocking this applet. Pleae check the warning message in your browser, enable permissions for Java applets under the browser's options or preferences, or install the Java Runtime Environment www.java.com.

2. This is optional; either use this or the “add H” button in step 5
Click on until all hydrogen atoms have been added.

(continue)

3. Give it a name:

4. from 2D to 3D  (¿not working? help)

5. (several times may be needed; help)

6. and see the molecule in 3D here:

move the model using the mouse
help sticks ball and stick spheres colour   in new window image save send
advanced options   (help)
Inversion of configuration:
1. activate
2. highlight the central C and
3. highlight the first atom in each of its 2 substituents to be inverted, and
4. invert
Before 3D: stereochemistry  
After 3D: enantiomer diastereomer in a C
move atoms by dragging and optimise geometry automatically

7. If you want to save this structure or send it to your instructor:

      (you can also use the save send icons located above the Jmol panel)

the optimised structure.

 
CC by-nc-sa

Terms of use:
Creative Commons Attribution - Noncommercial - ShareAlike Licence

home page