Exact Mass / Isotope Pattern
Calculate monoisotopic exact mass and an approximate M, M+1, M+2 isotope pattern from molecular formulas.
Use ChemistryAtlas tools for exact mass, isotope patterns, NMR prediction, MS fragments, LC-MS or GC-MS helpers, chromatography planning, IR/Raman/UV-Vis interpretation, electrochemistry, and polymer analysis.
These tools help confirm structures, interpret analytical data, and translate raw or peak-list results into useful chemistry decisions.
These tools help confirm structures, interpret analytical data, and translate raw or peak-list results into useful chemistry decisions.
The Spectra and Analysis hub brings together confirmation workflows for synthetic, analytical, polymer, biomolecular, electrochemical, and chromatography work.
Calculate monoisotopic exact mass and an approximate M, M+1, M+2 isotope pattern from molecular formulas.
Generate first-pass 1H and 13C NMR environment bins from RDKit structures.
Generate exact-mass molecular ions and rule-based neutral-loss fragment hints.
Detect functional groups and report IR/Raman/UV-Vis quick-look features.
Estimate C18/normal-phase retention behavior and practical TLC/HPLC adjustment guidance from RDKit descriptors.
Generate downloadable RDKit ETKDG/UFF conformers as SDF plus summary records.
Calculate atom-level RDKit Gasteiger partial charges and charge-summary records.
Generate RDKit 3D geometries, Gaussian/ORCA/Psi4/xTB input files, command manifests, and geometry-opt workflow scripts.
Estimate frontier/reactivity fields from RDKit charges and export xTB-ready inputs for real HOMO/LUMO/Fukui calculations.
Check reaction balance, atom economy, delta-G equilibrium, and generate optional xTB thermo/TS-guess workflow manifests.
Fit calibration curves, compare forced/non-forced intercepts, calculate residuals, LOD/LOQ, and back-calculate unknown concentrations.
Calculate assay amount, purity, and reaction yield from analyte/internal-standard peak areas, response factor, dilution, and reaction scale.
Process chromatogram CSV traces into peak retention time, area, height, width, tailing, plates, and resolution metrics.
Turn analyte, column, eluent, pH, retention, and peak-shape symptoms into method-development troubleshooting actions.
Rank possible ions from qualitative-test observations, colors, precipitates, solubility in ammonia/acid/base, and flame tests.
Run Beer-Lambert calibration, unknown concentration, or two-component UV-Vis mixture deconvolution from absorbance data.
Estimate IC50/EC50, Hill slope, normalized response, Z-prime, and plate-map QC from dose-response CSV data.
Process JCAMP-style text or peak lists into normalized integrals, coupling/assignment hints, and predicted-vs-observed context.
Parse peak lists or simple mzML-style text for peak picking, adduct matching, extracted-ion windows, and purity estimates.
Analyze cyclic voltammetry peak metrics and EIS Nyquist summaries from potential/current or frequency/Z CSV data.
Compute peptide/protein sequence mass, pI, net charge, extinction coefficient, and trypsin digestion fragments.
Calculate specific rotation, rotation-derived ee, chiral HPLC enantiomer ratio, and ee from peak areas.
Predict MS/MS fragments using ms-pred/ICEBERG sidecar when available or deterministic exact-mass losses locally.
Score experimental vs predicted/library spectra with cosine similarity and matched-peak diagnostics.
Rank candidate structures against formula, exact mass, spectrum hits, fragments, and property filters.
Combine formula constraints and MS/MS similarity to produce structure-elucidation candidate reports.
Prepare a docking workflow and call PyScreener sidecar when configured; otherwise emit runnable docking manifests.
Plan or run MolPAL-style active-learning virtual screening from docking scores and candidate libraries.
Generate a protein/ligand preparation checklist for docking, protonation, waters, cofactors, grid box, and controls.
Rank docking results with score, ligand efficiency, strain, alerts, diversity, and interaction notes.
Convert docking hits into next design ideas with R-group/scaffold suggestions and active-learning priorities.