New here and I need help

User 211c0a7a36

15-06-2012 22:30:19

I have seached help in marvin sketch for drawing chair conformations


and I see nothing


If it is possible to draw chair conformations in marvin can some kind person tell me how?


i wish to draw and name these


see attachment


 


thanks 


 


mikel c

User 211c0a7a36

15-06-2012 23:00:25

any ideas on chair conformations?

ChemAxon f052bdfe3c

18-06-2012 10:02:03

The easiest way: insert a cyclohexane from the template toolbar, then press CTRL+3 (or choose Structure>Clean 3D> clean in 3D from the Menubar ), then select the structure and rotate it (CTRL+A; and Edit>Transformation> Free +D rotation) then you can add the substituents and use "Bold tool" from the tools toolbar. You can name it to choose Insert>"IUPAC Name" from menu bar. I am attaching one of your structures as a MRV file.


Best Regards,


Efi

User 211c0a7a36

06-07-2012 02:55:32

thanks so much 


I looked and looked and couldnt figure how to doit


 


can one add reactants and reagents and get marvin to predict major and minor products?


 


that would be cool


 


again


 


thanks

ChemAxon d76e6e95eb

06-07-2012 10:40:09

 


can one add reactants and reagents and get marvin to predict major and minor products?

You can use Reactor to predict the products of a reaction. No major/minor products are distinguished yet, but it supports regio- and stereospecificity.



User 870ab5b546

13-07-2012 13:20:09

If your reaction defintion includes a selectivity rule, the first call to Reactor will give the most abundant product(s), and a second call will give the next most abundant product(s).  When we get products from multiple iterations of Reactor, we store the iteration number as a molecule property of the products, later using that property to distinguish major from minor products.