ICEDIT
ICEDIT is the new chemical structure- and reaction-editing tool developed at InfoChem following customer-specific requirements.
Features such as:
- easy integration in any desktop or web application
- advanced options for the definition of query features
- support of complex R-group query specification
make IC
EDIT an ideal tool to create queries for searching structure and reaction databases.
With the new version 1.8 IC
EDIT supports the definition of abbreviations for parts of structures. Click
here for the detailed version history.
How does it work?
ICEDIT enables the representation of chemical structures and reactions in a very intuitive way, using the symbols typically used for sketches on paper.
ICEDIT is available as Java applet. In this case, it is downloaded on the fly, without having to be installed on the user's computer.
As a drawing application for Windows it enables users to store and retrieve ISIS/sketches, and Mol and RXN files (MDL®) created using ISIS/Draw or ChemDraw. Template support and highly sophisticated query features such as atom-atom mapping of reactions and R-Group definition are provided with this structure and reaction editor.
Click
here
to see how easy it is to draw chemical structures!
System Requirements
Application:
- Supported Platforms: Windows Vista, Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows NT, Windows ME, Windows 98
Applet:
- Supported Browsers: Internet Explorer 5.5 or higher, Firefox (Windows, Mac OS X, Linux), Opera, Netscape, Safari (Mac OS X)
- Software: Java Runtime Environment JRE 1.1.x or higher
- JavaScript must be enabled
Further Information
Version history
New in Version 1.8
- ABBREVIATION LIST:
Abbreviations are parts of a structure (molecule or reaction component) that have been reduced to a text label, maintaining their chemical significance.
With over 250 structures and 600 different names, InfoChem's abbreviations list is the largest on the market. ICEDIT users are now able to introduce "TMS" in their structure instead of drawing the whole tri-methyl-silyl protection group.
- CALCULATION OF MOLECULE VALUES:
Molecule values of selected objects can be now calculated. We support the following: formula, molecular weight, nominal mass, exact mass and elemental analysis (see the manual for further details).
Last modification: February 8, 2010.