how to write a iupac name to a structure in chmistry
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there is some rule for it , u must rule first
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MedChem Designer™ – freechemical structure drawing program

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A few drugs, approved in 2015, displayed in MedChem Designer. The user interface includes pulldown menus, quick access icons, and controls for various sketching functions. Predicted properties that are available with the free version are shown at the bottom.
MedChem Designer 3.0 is a free chemical structure drawing program. MedChem Designer can open SMILES, SDF, MOL, CSK, and RXN file types. Up to 32 compounds can be displayed in one window. Images can be exported in SMILES, SD, MOL, CQF, bitmap, JPG, or PNG formats. Various properties e.g., logP, logD, topological polar surface area (TPSA), can be quickly and easily computed. Additionally, structure images and predicted properties can be exported in Excel format. One can also copy a SMILES string e.g., from the Wikipedia page for aspirin, and paste it into MedChem Designer. Reactions can be sketched and converted to SMIRKS strings or saved as RXN files for use in other programs. The optical structure recognition tools allows one to copy an image into MedChem Designer.

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A few drugs, approved in 2015, displayed in MedChem Designer. The user interface includes pulldown menus, quick access icons, and controls for various sketching functions. Predicted properties that are available with the free version are shown at the bottom.
MedChem Designer 3.0 is a free chemical structure drawing program. MedChem Designer can open SMILES, SDF, MOL, CSK, and RXN file types. Up to 32 compounds can be displayed in one window. Images can be exported in SMILES, SD, MOL, CQF, bitmap, JPG, or PNG formats. Various properties e.g., logP, logD, topological polar surface area (TPSA), can be quickly and easily computed. Additionally, structure images and predicted properties can be exported in Excel format. One can also copy a SMILES string e.g., from the Wikipedia page for aspirin, and paste it into MedChem Designer. Reactions can be sketched and converted to SMIRKS strings or saved as RXN files for use in other programs. The optical structure recognition tools allows one to copy an image into MedChem Designer.
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