Program for chemical model and formula

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ChemDraw is a notable program that allows users to create chemical structures by drawing them, and it can generate the chemical formula from the drawn structure. However, no software can reliably produce a unique structure solely from a chemical formula due to the existence of numerous possible isomers. Additionally, ChemDraw can interpret IUPAC names to create structures, although the accuracy may vary.
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Is there a program that can make a chemical model for you if you write the chemical formula or the other way around?
 
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mensamedlem said:
Is there a program that can make a chemical model for you if you write the chemical formula or the other way around?

chemdraw will give you the formula if you draw the structure.no program will be able to spit out a structure given a formula, there are too many isomers possible. chemdraw can draw the structure if you input its IUPAC name though (although it might not be 100% accurate a lot of times).
 

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