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Chemspider.com, the chemicals search site of which my Spinneret blog is a part, has been acquired by the Royal Society of Chemistry.
Chemspider kicked up a storm when it launched, assimilating millions of molecules, structures and associated data within a very short period and building up a vast and powerful database that encompassed the efforts of [...]

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Using the InChI webservices as introduced by Anthony earlier, I added InChIKeys to the Chemical blogspace Molecules section:BTW, the molecules were picked up because the (1-3)-beta-D-glucan – How moulds can make you wheeze and sneeze and What I’m up ag…

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