CHRIS25 - 22-5-2014 at 03:41
An Image from a very very expensive database will suffice to explain what I am looking for: To be able to visualize a reaction; If anyone can help me
here I would be grateful, this kind of visualization has already leap-frogged me into a better understanding. I would like to plug in very simple
reactions and see the results. Failing this, if anybody can point me to a site that simply has hundreds of examples of this sort of thing, then that
would be great as well, anything to learn more. Thankyou.
Nicodem - 22-5-2014 at 11:11
https://www.sciencemadness.org/whisper/viewthread.php?tid=19...
blogfast25 - 22-5-2014 at 12:15
Orgsyn presents visualised reaction mechanisms for just about every synthesis it has on record. Trouble is that you'll have to invest a bit of time to
learn to navigate that site and find what precisely you're looking for.
http://www.orgsyn.org/
For a beginner it also helps to try and familiarise yourself with the main 'families' of organic reactions. Chemguide does a reasonable job of it,
here:
http://www.chemguide.co.uk/mechmenu.html#top
CHRIS25 - 22-5-2014 at 13:37
Thankyou gentlemen, all of this is tremendously helpful. Although I should add that I had already found the organic website, unfortunately I am only
doing the inorganic area at the moment.
[Edited on 22-5-2014 by CHRIS25]
Nicodem, quite an extensive help there, quite a few I already have found over the year, but nothing with regards to a molecular results database. In
fact, after quite an extensive search over two days it seems that one does not exist in the public domain, unlike a couple of organic sites,
nevermind, we beginners can't have everything.
[Edited on 23-5-2014 by CHRIS25]