Do you know of a database that has classified chemical compounds (classified like plants)? Unfortunately, the websites introduced in the article "ClassyFire: automated chemical classification with a comprehensive, computable Taxonomy" they are out of reach
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ClassyFire: This is an automated chemical classification system that uses chemical structures to assign compounds to a taxonomy with over 4800 categories. You already found this one. CAS Common Chemistry: This database provides authoritative information on nearly 500,000 compounds from the CAS REGISTRY®. It’s a great resource for substances commonly found on regulatory lists and in consumer products. Chemical and Products Database (CPDat): Managed by the US EPA, this database maps over 43,000 chemicals to terms categorizing their usage or function. ChemSpider: Hosted by the Royal Society of Chemistry, this database aggregates data from 275 sources and contains information on 88,000,000 compounds.
Mohammad Mahdi Parish , sure, I use them in my research to determine the units and conversion factors.
I think this must answer your question.
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