There they are, cavorting on the beach at Cannes, peering out from the back seat of a stretch limo, or maybe just gumming up the bottom of your Erlenmeyer. Celebrity Molecules are celebrities because ... because they are, that's all. Author: Alexey Artemyev         MOL-file   3D view     MOL-file   3D view     MOL-file   3D view             MOL-file   3D view     MOL-file   3D view     MOL-file   3D view       MOL-file   3D view     Israelane, the molecule from the MOTM database     Helvetane, the molecule from the MOTM database     Author: Irina Oshchepkova [(1-ethyl-2- methylcyclopropyl)methyl] cyclobutane     Click on picture to get molecule in ChemSketch format     1,2,3-tris(3-fluoro- 1,1,2,2,3- pentamethylbutyl) cycloheptane     Download the molecule with ChemSketch and you can open the envelope     bicyclo[4.2.0]oct-1(6)-ene     bicyclo[2.2.0]hex-2-yne         Just a simple face, but... Download the molecule with ACD/ChemSketch v.5.0.         Which diamond do you prefer? Download the molecule with ACD/ChemSketch v.5.0.     Author: Julia Shirokova Is it an animal or a bird? Download the molecule with ACD/ChemSketch v.5.0.     Author: Alexey Skladchikov         You think that these fantastic pictures are products of abstract art? These are real 2D NMR spectra of strychnine, processed with ACD/SpecManager. Send us a snapshot of your favorite molecule, (taken with ChemSketch or 3D Viewer) and tell us, briefly, why it's a celebrity in your eyes. The snapshot, your message and (if desired) your name and affiliation will be posted.