Learn Chemistry Nomenclature the way it's actually drawn on the board.
Type a formula, watch its skeletal structure chalk itself in, and get the IUPAC name, functional group, mass, and hybridization on the spot. Then test yourself with a quick quiz and keep a cheat sheet for revision.
Naming Generator
Enter a molecular or condensed structural formula — e.g. CH3CH2OH or C2H6O — and get the IUPAC name, key facts, and its skeletal structure.
Demo covers ~30 common compounds across alkanes, alcohols, aldehydes, ketones, acids, amines, haloalkanes, ethers, esters, and phenol — not a full-formula parser yet.
Your compound's name, structure, and properties will appear here.
Practice Quiz
You'll see a formula — pick the correct IUPAC name from four options. Score and streak are tracked for this session.
Cheat Sheet
Chain-length prefixes and functional group suffixes, ranked by IUPAC seniority (highest priority group becomes the suffix; the rest are named as prefixes).
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