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. Use Chime plugins from MDL to get 3D interactive view.    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. I want to send a picture of a celebrity molecule