CCL: software to convert name into structure

Lexichem, from Open Eye (Academic-free), provides efficient conversion of chemical names to chemical structures and vice versa, where chemical names can be standard IUPAC names or more common traditional names, while Lexichem's companion product, Ogham, provides useful 2D renderings.

More information:

http://www.eyesopen.com/products/toolkits/lexichem.html"> http://www.eyesopen.com/products/toolkits/lexichem.html

Hope this helps

Om Prakash,

Research Student

Bioinformatics Center,

University of Pune,

Pune-411007

India

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Dear CCL users,
I am wondering if there is a free software that can convert the name of a compound into chemical structure. I am aware of the pubchem but it just gives the structure in image format. I am wondering if there is a free software that can convert the name into structure with a format that hyperchem (for example) or any other molecular building software can read.

Thanks in advance.

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Sherin Alfalah
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Theoretical Chemist
Chemistry Department
AlQuds University
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