molecule
The 3-Chloro-2,6-dihydroxy-4-methylbenzaldehyde molecule
A computed 3D conformer , modeled, not a photograph of a molecule. PubChem CID 6426722.
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PubChem’s computed 3D conformer of 3-Chloro-2,6-dihydroxy-4-methylbenzaldehyde (CID 6426722, conformer 0062106200000001): the shape a computer model gives the molecule, not an experimental structure and not a picture of a real molecule. Ball and stick: 8 carbon, 1 chlorine, 3 oxygen; the 7 hydrogen atoms are left out for clarity. The balls are drawn smaller than the atoms’ real reach; a double bond is two sticks, side by side.
- In the room
- scaled so that one ångström is 4 cm (about 400 million times life size): 19.9 cm tall, 27.9 cm across
- Atoms
- 8 carbon, 1 chlorine, 3 oxygen · 12 bonds between them
- Colours
- carbon: ink sepia-2; chlorine: note-family green; oxygen: rose highlight; bonds: brass. Colour is a convention here and never carries the meaning alone: the letters on the drawing and this list say which atom is which.
- Source
- PubChem, CID 6426722 (National Center for Biotechnology Information), its computed 3D conformer as filed on this record
- Licence
- PubChem’s data are public (NCBI); the model and its drawing were made for this site from those coordinates
The files GLB 30 KB · USDZ 66 KB · the drawing (SVG) 5 KB