ACD/Labs and in particular its ChemSketch part - very much enjoyble software! I used it for my own textbook. Bonne chance!
Hi,
many options available in the market both freeware and shareware
http://www.sciencegeek.net/Chemistry/chemware/chemware.shtml
http://metamolecular.com/chemwriter/
Regards,
PH
ChemSketch would be my recommendation. It is easy to use and free.
http://download.cnet.com/ACD-ChemSketch-Freeware/3000-2054_4-10591465.html
I found ChemDraw to be the best, although I have in the past created my own diagrams in Photoshop with little difficulty.
Marvin Sketch from Chem Axon is great and free. Also can view in 3-D.
I have used variants of Accelrys Draw, and they are very good. There is a free-for-academics/students version (http://accelrys.com/products/informatics/cheminformatics/draw/index.html) which works for everything I've needed. I've used the outputs for publications without any questions.
ChemDraw (free trial) and Chemsketch (freeware edition) can be useful. Please try that, it's possible buy full edition to get more features...
Chem Draw, but it is not a free software, I'm not sure but it should offer some facilities for Academics.
You can go for ACD ChemSketch, or CambridgeSoft Chemdraw, if you need it for biochemistry then CHembiodraw will be better, some more is ISIS draw, Marwin Sketch etc, in initial you need some practice after that all are easy for work.
however all have their on benefit which you can identify by the regular use!!
Happy drawing,
and Happy new year
I have used Symyx(Accelrys) Draw, a "no-fee" software on Windows system for academic and non-commercial use. It is probably the latest version of ISIS Draw.
See http://accelrys.com/products/informatics/cheminformatics/draw/index.html .
On Mac OS X, I use ChemBioDraw in my work place, and ChemDoodle in my home and tab, but both are not free. See also http://www.chemdoodle.com/ .
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