[curiouscat]

Strange. Why C(C(CO)O)O when OCC(O)CO is much simpler? Perhaps wiki has some computer generated code.

Yes indeed. That convoluted version is almost impossible to create by hand accidentally.

[billnotgatez]

A side note
When I looked up the smiles for the Cobalt oxides WIKI was different than SPIDER
But they both had the same for the Glycerin (Glycerol)

Is there a source for "standard smiles" compounds?

[Borek]

SMILES are good for organic compounds, with well defined structure (bonds between atoms). Most inorganic compounds are more ionic and don't have easily separated molecules, so they may have well defined crystal structure (ie respective positions of atoms in the crystal) but no typical "bonds" yielding structure similar to the one in organic molecules.

IOW: SMILES are a good equivalent of stick and ball models, but not so good for infinite crystals.

[billnotgatez]

IOW: SMILES are a good equivalent of stick and ball models, but not so good for infinite crystals.

Somewhere deep in my cranial cavity a light bulb is starting to illuminate.

[Xenonman]

<- naphthalene attempt  #1
 

What's with that carbon charge? o-o

[curiouscat]

What's with that carbon charge? o-o

You wanted Sodium acetylide?

[Borek]

Still, these charges look off. Must be some indigo quirk.

[billnotgatez]

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[billnotgatez]

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[Xenonman]

I can't believe it actually worked o.o
I'll go get a cookie.

[billnotgatez]

can we do InChI here

[billnotgatez]

Hexadecane

1-hexadecanol

hexadecanal

hexadecanoic acid

Ethyl hexadecanoate

2-HEXADECANONE

[curiouscat]

Just idly wondering whether it will bend or scroll 

[curiouscat]

[curiouscat]

This is fun..