[kemaxon]

HI

Just a note to say that we have extended chemicalize.org to bring structure based prediction data to each structure, see screenshot. I hope you enjoy the surf!

Cheers/Alex

About chemicalize.org : chemicalize.org is a public website created by ChemAxon for adding chemical resolution to web browsing and chemical names and structure files. The service allows you to browse the web and see structures for chemical names (text) identified in the web page. The service is free and will be useful to anyone wishing to add chemical structures and data to their web browsing experience.

To try the service: Mouse over the dotted underline text on this chemicalized wikipedia page, then click on any structure image show: http://www.chemicalize.org/?q=http%3A%2F%2Fen.wikipedia.org%2Fwiki%2FList_of_organic_compounds 

[Lab_Supplies]

This is really interesting - thanks for posting.

[AWK]

Too big distances between lines in the triple bond.
Acetoguanamine in the list of organic compounds does not work (does not show a structure diagram).

These comments are just for improving your service.

[kemaxon]

OK, I posted your comments to the support forum for chemicalize, do track this topic if interesting : http://www.chemaxon.com/forum/viewpost31192.html
Thanks for feebacks.
Alex
PS - search is almost ready for the public - expect in the next few weeks. Buggy, ugly unreliable link: http://www.chemicalize.org/search.php

[kemaxon]

Just to let you all know that we have added chemical search to the chemicalize.org site.

The search let's you draw, upload a structure or name a molecule as input and perform various structure searches (substructure, exact match and similarity) and see the resulting structures with the query highlighted in the result. From each result structure you can go on to see a list of web pages where the structure was included. An elegance is that you can also see other structures on the linked Web pages to understand if the page is chemically relevant before you visit the link. Of course the link is also chemicalized. See below for screenshots.

Other features added include: Auto-complete, structure images for all auto-complete names and roll over large versions of structure images

Hope this is useful/Alex

[Fluorine]

I've found incorrect structures for a handful of compounds, where should I report them?

[kemaxon]

HI, Thanks, we have a report error link from the pop-up structure images (when you are 'chemicalizing' websites) but yes I see there is no error reporting from other pages. For now can you report to the support forum (somewhat confusingly) at chemaxon.com, see this link. I have passed on this failure to the lead dev and we will be adding error reporting links to the site more generally

Cheers/Alex

[Fluorine]

Ironic situation, but helpful none the less. I'll check the forum later today when I've rested, I'm not all together at the moment.

All the best,
Fluorine