What molecule pages are available in MolDraw?

MolDraw provides molecule reference pages for caffeine, aspirin, ibuprofen, paracetamol, and glucose. Each page includes a 2D structure, 3D viewer, SMILES, InChI, properties, class, and an editor link.

Can I open these molecules directly in the MolDraw editor?

Yes. Each molecule page has a MolDraw editor button that opens the compound structure in the editor using a SMILES URL parameter.

Molecule Structures and Properties

Quick reference pages for common molecules. Each page includes a 2D structure, interactive 3D conformer preview, SMILES, InChI, molecular properties, molecule class, and a direct button to open the compound in the MolDraw editor.

Stimulant

Caffeine

Caffeine structure, 3D viewer, SMILES, InChI, formula, molecular weight, and methylxanthine class information.

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NSAID

Aspirin

Aspirin structure, 3D viewer, SMILES, InChI, properties, and salicylate NSAID class details.

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NSAID

Ibuprofen

Ibuprofen structure, 3D viewer, SMILES, InChI, properties, and propionic acid NSAID class details.

Open page

Analgesic

Paracetamol

Paracetamol structure, 3D viewer, SMILES, InChI, properties, and analgesic-antipyretic class details.

Open page

Carbohydrate Glucose chemical structure

Glucose

Glucose structure, 3D viewer, SMILES, InChI, molecular properties, and monosaccharide class information.

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What is included on each molecule page?

Each page includes a 2D structure, lazy-loaded 3D conformer viewer, SMILES, InChI, formula, molecular weight, class or drug class, copy buttons, and a direct MolDraw editor link.

How does the MolDraw editor button work?

The button opens the main MolDraw app with a SMILES query parameter, so the selected molecule loads directly in the editor for drawing, editing, and visualization.