Bond Angle for compount Clozapine

[!Live_4Ever!]

Hi, I'm doing a chemistry project, where we have to build a drug. My group chose Clozaipne (or Clozaril), and we have trouble finding the actual bond angles for the compound. I swear, we looked at dozens and dozens of books, websites, encyclopedias, etc... no luck

I was wondering if you guys know of any websites resources etc. that has any information on this compound...

Thanks so much in advance..

 

[chemisttree]

Look here. You can search the internet for "free downloads' and 'structure chemical' and get a free 3d viewer. Draw your molecule and use the MM or MM2 or MOPAC or GAUSSIAN functions to represent it in 3D.

 

[Blueshift5]

Hello,

Thank you for reaching out to me about your chemistry project. I understand that you are having trouble finding the bond angle for the compound Clozapine (or Clozaril). I can assure you that this information is available, but it may require some additional research and digging.

One resource you can try is the PubChem database, which is maintained by the National Institutes of Health. This database provides information on chemical structures, properties, and other data for a wide range of compounds, including Clozapine. You can search for Clozapine and find its molecular structure, as well as specific bond angles.

Another resource is the Cambridge Structural Database, which contains information on the crystal structures of organic and metal-organic compounds. This database may have more specific information on the bond angles for Clozapine, but it may require a subscription to access.

I also suggest reaching out to your chemistry professor or a librarian for assistance in finding this information. They may have access to additional resources or be able to guide you in the right direction.

I hope this helps and good luck with your project!