Structures and reactions
A valid structure and balanced atoms do not prove a reaction will succeed in the laboratory.
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Cheemly chooses the chemistry task, uses the tools it needs, then checks the completed result. The checks depend on what the answer contains.
Moll understands the task, runs the chemistry tools it needs and checks the result. You get an explanation and something you can work with.
Identify the target and your goal. Ask for clarification when needed.
Use chemistry tools for structures, calculations or sources.
Apply relevant checks to generated structures, reaction balance and references.
Present structures, charts or routes; label predictions and missing information.
Checks do not guarantee experimental accuracy. Predictions are distinguished from measurements.
How do the checks work?Identify the target, your context and the kind of help you need.
Use the appropriate specialist and integrated chemistry tools.
Check supported structures, reaction atom balance and supplied references where applicable.
Try a bounded correction when a check fails. If the tool cannot deliver, explain the limitation.
Show the explanation with supported structures, plots and cards, and save them with the conversation.
A valid structure and balanced atoms do not prove a reaction will succeed in the laboratory.
Retrosynthesis scores rank a search. NMR values are model predictions, not measured spectra or guaranteed yields.
A traceable reference is useful evidence, not a guarantee that every claim is correct. Review important conclusions against the source.
Cheemly supports learning and chemistry work. Experimental decisions still require qualified review and appropriate safety procedures.