Covalent
A structure editor that snaps to real bond angles and checks valence and stereo as you draw. Lays out worksheets, exams and schemes on pages in ACS 1996 style, as PDF, and opens ChemDraw CDXML files.
Draw structures that snap to real bond angles, scale reactions, plan distillations and read spectra. In your browser, with the chemistry checked while you work.
A structure editor that snaps to real bond angles and checks valence and stereo as you draw. Lays out worksheets, exams and schemes on pages in ACS 1996 style, as PDF, and opens ChemDraw CDXML files.
Open NMR, IR, UV-Vis and MS spectra and HPLC, GC and LC-MS chromatograms. Pick peaks, integrate, correct the baseline and overlay.
Read JCAMP-DX, SPC, OMNIC, PerkinElmer SP, Bruker OPUS and CSV spectra and ANDI, ChemStation and mzML chromatograms in the browser and export CSV, Excel, JCAMP-DX or ANDI.
Draw structures
NMR and spectra
Reaction set-up and yield
Distillation and vacuum
Molecular weight and properties
Solutions, dilutions and pH
Covalent places every new bond at a real bond angle: 120° zigzags, linear triple bonds, rings fused on the side you point at. Valence, charges and stereochemistry are checked while you draw, so an impossible structure never gets drawn.
Open CovalentOpen JCAMP-DX, Galactic or Shimadzu SPC, OMNIC, PerkinElmer SP, Bruker OPUS or CSV files from any instrument, pick peaks and integrate in Signum, predict 1H and 13C shifts from a structure, and convert everything to CSV or Excel without uploading a byte.
Open SignumScale a reaction from the amount of one reagent, find the limiting reagent, work out a buffer, or see which fractions a distillation will give at your pressure, with boiling points from real Antoine data.
Reaction scaleHow reactions are written down and searched backwards, from RXN files, reaction SMILES and SMIRKS to the USPTO and ORD datasets and open retrosynthesis tools.
How NMR, IR, UV-Vis and mass spectra are stored on disk, from JCAMP-DX to mzML, nmrML and NMReDATA, and which formats keep the structure with the spectrum.
How molecules are stored on disk, from the PDB format and MDL molfiles to CIF, CML, CDXML and CXSMILES, with ethanol as the running example.
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