This demonstration uses a database of 4,426 chemicals

1. First select your preferences for veiwing the results:

Output style:

Records/page:

Maximum hits:

Search Type: Substructure search

Exact search

2. Then enter the substructure to be searched using one of these 3 methods:

Draw your substructure

Enter a SMILES string:

....or use the following examples:

n-propyl iodide (6 hits)

1,3,5-trichlorobenzene (3 hits)

(hydrogens at the 2 and 4 positions)

Developed by the Environmental Science Center at Syracuse Research Corporation .
For more information, contact Jay Tunkel

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