Chemical structure of latex

  • The chemical bond angle between two atoms.
  • There are three types of angles:
    1. Absolute,
    2. Relative,
    3. Predefined.
  • The Absolute angles give a precise angle (commonly in between 0 to 360, though they can also be negative), and are represented with the syntax <absolute angle>
  • Produce an angle relative to the angle of the preceding bond and relative angles require the syntax <relative angle> .
  • Predefined angles from 0 to 7 are whole numbers indicating intervals of 45 degrees. The syntax< predefined angle>are produced.

There are 9 different bond types:

\chemfig{A-B}\\
\chemfig{A=B}\\
\chemfig{A~B}\\
\chemfig{A>B}\\
\chemfig{A<B}\\
\chemfig{A>:B}\\
\chemfig{A<:B}\\
\chemfig{A>|B}\\
\chemfig{A<|B}\\
what is the chemical structure of latex
  • \chemfig{C(-[:0]H)(-[:90]H)(-[:180]H)(-[:270]H)}
  • <Coeff>by which the bond’s length will be multiplied represents the factor.
  • <Tikz code> regarding the color or style of the bond includes additional options.

The following code can be produced a methane molecule, for instance:

  • \chemfig{C(-[:0]H)(-[:90]H)(-[:180]H)(-[:270]H)}
chemical structure of latex

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