Free Software for Drawing/Simulating Chemical Elements

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Several free software options for drawing chemical elements and simulating chemical reactions are available. ChemDraw and ISISDraw are recommended for Windows and Mac users, offering robust features for chemistry drawing. For Linux users, there are various chemistry applications, although options for simulating reaction mechanisms are limited and not as effective.
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Do you know any free software to draw elements or simulate chemical reactions ? I like the free ones :biggrin:
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Persefone said:
Do you know any free software to draw elements or simulate chemical reactions ? I like the free ones :biggrin:
Thankyou

ChemDraw and ISISDraw are both good chemistry drawing programs that run under Windows and Mac.

If you are a linux user, there are many chemistry apps out there...if it is reaction mechanisms that you are looking for, unfortunately there aren't too many programs that do them very well.
 
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