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Link: Search ChemSpider™. Search a database of over 10,000,000 chemical structures. Results show the structure, empirical formula, molecular weight, monoisotopic mass, H bond donors and a whole bunch of other stuff that means absolutely nothing to me. But I bet if you're a Chemical type person this is just the kind of thing you'll love!
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I'm a kind of chemical person and I love it so much I'm working with them to add a hopefully entertaining chemistry blog to ChemSpider called Spinneret. Meanwhile, you can also use the ChemSpider database to create almost uncrackable passwords that are very easy to remember if you're a chemical kind of person :-)
http://www.sciencetext.com/passwords-for-scientists.html
David Bradley
Posted by: Chemistry News Guy | May 03, 2007 at 07:55 AM
Just an update on ChemSpider. The database has now gone over 14.5 million compounds. Also, this past weekend it was hooked up to over 50,000 Open Access Chemistry articles: www.chemspider.com/chemrefer.aspx
You might be interested in the ChemSPider Blog at www.chemspider.com/blog.
Posted by: Antony Williams | May 29, 2007 at 03:03 AM