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What's New in ACD/ChemSketch
Version 11 to Version 12
- ACD/Dictionary expanded to over 30,000 well-known structures, with over 165,000 corresponding chemical names and registry numbers
- The background color, buttons, and other graphic controls can be made to conform to the Windows setting, the classic ACD/Labs view, or you can create your own theme and preference
- Resize and Rotate tools for manipulating images and structure objects are simplified; making them similar to those used by Microsoft Word, ChemDraw, and many other applications
- Copy all generated tautomers in one click
- New InChI Options proposed by IUPAC were implemented, including:
- Mobile Hydrogen Perception (taking tautomerism into account)
- Excluded bonds to metal
- Absolute stereoconfiguration
- Taking into account narrow ends of stereobonds only
- The SMILE or InChI for zero valent metals has been corrected to prevent the addition of non-explicit hydrogens
Download detailed What's New, or contact your Account Manager or Distributor.
Version 11 to Version 12
- ACD/Dictionary expanded to over 30,000 well-known structures, with over 165,000 corresponding chemical names and registry numbers
- The background color, buttons, and other graphic controls can be made to conform to the Windows setting, the classic ACD/Labs view, or you can create your own theme and preference
- Resize and Rotate tools for manipulating images and structure objects are simplified; making them similar to those used by Microsoft Word, ChemDraw, and many other applications
- Copy all generated tautomers in one click
- New InChI Options proposed by IUPAC were implemented, including:
- Mobile Hydrogen Perception (taking tautomerism into account)
- Excluded bonds to metal
- Absolute stereoconfiguration
- Taking into account narrow ends of stereobonds only
- The SMILE or InChI for zero valent metals has been corrected to prevent the addition of non-explicit hydrogens
Download detailed What's New, or contact your Account Manager or Distributor.
