ChemitAI

ChemitAI: Your AI Chemistry Assistant Identify thousands of compounds, sketch molecules, and consult an AI chemistry expert directly from your device. Chemitai is designed to streamline the work of students, researchers, and chemistry enthusiasts by offering analysis tools based on the most reliable international standards. KEY FEATURES: IUPAC IDENTIFICATION & DATABASES: Instantly retrieve IUPAC names and chemical information for thousands of established compounds. Chemitai integrates PubMed databases and the OPSIN system to provide accurate, verified data on a vast library of existing substances. (Please note: The name generator is powered by databases of known compounds and may not cover novel or unlisted molecular structures). SKETCH MOLECULES LIKE A PRO: Use the built-in molecular editor to create and visualize chemical structures with professional precision. CHAT WITH THE AI CHEMIST: Have questions about a reaction or mechanism? The AI Chemist is ready to help, offering detailed explanations and support for your organic and inorganic chemistry studies. SYNTHESIS ANALYSIS: Consult the AI to analyze reagents and products, gaining a clearer understanding of chemical synthesis processes. WHY CHOOSE CHEMITAI? Reliability: Utilizes industry-standard sources for nomenclature and chemical data. Simplicity: A modern, clean interface that makes navigating through formulas quick and intuitive. AI Support: A smart assistant always available to deepen your theoretical and practical chemistry knowledge. WHO IS THIS APP FOR? Students: Quickly verify names and properties of compounds found in academic textbooks. Educators: A visual and informative tool to support classroom learning. Professionals: For rapid consultation of major global chemical databases. Download Chemitai today and carry the power of global chemical databases and AI in your pocket. Privacy Policy: https://gist.githubusercontent.com/hps89/8b711184cbbd09dcdc515370a952a75d/raw Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/