MolView
3d model
Type a molecule's name and get a 3D structure you can spin, plus the 2D skeletal formula beside it. Pulls from public chemical databases, so it handles far more than a textbook's worth of compounds.
Opens molview.org in a new tab. Staffroom doesn’t host it, doesn’t mirror it and takes nothing from it.
how this can help
You can turn it over and take it apart. Worth it when the shape, and how the pieces fit together, is the hard bit.
what it covers
Filed under Chemistry. Molecules you can rotate and reactions you can ruin without buying glassware.
who put it here
Built by Herman Bergwerf.
On the desk since 7 September 2026. what Staffroom has sent it.
near it on the shelf
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