3.12. Using the Molecules contextual menu.

Figure 3-29. Molecules contextual menu

The available commands are:

Export molecule to Ghemical

Ghemical will be started with a copy of the molecule. The stereochemistry should be retained as far as possible.

With the cyclohexane molecule, you get:

Figure 3-30. Initial ghemical view.

And after adding hydrogens:

Figure 3-31. After adding hydrogens

And, finally, after geometry optimization and changing the orientation:

Figure 3-32. After geometry optimization.

Generate InChI

Generates the InChI for the molecule and displays it in a popup window.

NIST webbook page for this molecule

Generates the InChI for the molecule and request the page from the NIST Webbook if the page exists.

PubChem page for this molecule

Generates the InChI for the molecule and request the page from PubChem if the page exists.

Generate SMILES

Generates the InChI for the molecule and displays it in a popup window.

Open in Calculator

Opens the chemical calculator GChemCalc with a copy of the molecule formula and performs the available calculations

Select alignment item

If clicked, the object which was at the position of the mouse cursor when the right button was clicked becomes the element taken into account for horizontal alignment. If it is an atom, its baseline will be aligned with the other objects baselines, and if it is a bond, the center of the bond will be used.