ChemDraw Magic 3: Dendrimers, Delivered

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Learn step-by-step how to draw complex dendrimer molecules in ChemDraw. This tutorial covers techniques like duplicating structures, joining atoms, arraying rings, and rotating/flipping components.
Follow along as an 81 benzene ring dendrimer is built from the core outwards using radial growth. Includes tips on aligning branched parts and maintaining proper geometry.
Master the tricks for neat and efficient drawing of intricate organic molecules. Useful for polymer chemists, material scientists, and researchers working with macromolecular structures.
Take your ChemDraw skills to the next level by discovering how to quickly construct challenging shapes like dendrimers, dendrons, and highly branched polymers.
Whether you're new to illustrating complex chemicals or looking to improve, this in-depth tutorial shares the secrets behind creating beautiful molecule art.

[@philidor9657]

My chem prof plugged you to our entire class he said you’re like the coolest guy ever and he wishes he was you. He wasn’t really wrong these skills might as well be wizardry

[@PierreMx3]

Well thank you that's got to be one of the nicest things I've heard! Can you tell me his name and which University you're at?

[@philidor9657]

ChemDrawWizard Dr. Callam, at Ohio state university. He’s probably the best prof I’ve ever had!

[@lukeljliu]

Awesome! I learned so many keyboard tricks from the video! Thank's so much for sharing!

[@PierreMx3]

+Luke Liu You're welcome, please share with your friends. Also I have three other ChemDraw Magic videos already out if you haven't seen them

[@simonneil1705]

Brilliant and beautiful! My own dendrimers are much simpler, but I'll be using these tips to draw them so much quicker! Thanks again, can't wait for the next vid!

[@anubhavghoshal4358]

It looks beautiful . I even tried to draw it myself by referring to your video. Can you tell me the name of this dendrimer? And also share some more tutorial videos as well.

[@ontariolacus]

That was absolutely amazing! How did you think that out? Or maybe a better question, how long did it take?

[@PierreMx3]

+ontariolacus Thank you! I don't remember how long it took. The longest part was really to find out how to make a round-looking cycloalkane, and from there it was just using tricks I already knew.

[@maralteimouri1644]

Hello Thanks for your help full video. If we have some molecules, can we know about their encapsulation in some polymeric micelle with Chemdraw or not? Thanks for your response.

[@atifafroz1821]

please draw the hyperbranched polymer structure

[@pa-lee3589]

hi. So i currently stumbled over a little humble problem. i need to draw 5 Glucose units (chair conformation) which are 1,6-linked, and on one of the middle ones i wanna place a 1,4-linked Glucose unit. and stuff gets very dense there, so i was trying to rotate some of them, but it never looks pretty at all. i can draw it manually, but on chemdraw i cannot sort it out. help would be appreciated.

[@marwarebei5657]

cool ! my research is about dendrimers and i'm so thrilled to find this video ! but which software you're using , it's not paint right ?

[@ElizabethGreene]

It's called ChemDraw by PerkinElmer

[@gauravmishra9891]

Only one word I have for you.. Awesome 🙌🙌

[@moons4932]

Hi, I have a dendrimer, that is dificult for me draw the structure. You can help me. I drew this in chemdraw but I think that this do not looks very well

[@narsimhamamidi2183]

Can you please draw an aliphatic dendron chain for PAMAM generation-5 and higher generations?

[@shramansaha4024]

It a really nice video but all these shortcuts are not working in chem draw17 as I am using it??

[@amiraliagh]

Hi and thank you for your video! I was wondering if there is a way to set the default lone pair size in chemdraw since the lone pairs are draw so small. i have see many documents drawn with chem draw and lone pairs are large i cant imagine the author just scaled each lone pair manually that would be terrible. thanks!

[@yogeshsharma-xj6ed]

hello sir i mostly face the prblm to draw the transition state of the reaction. for example ''Kangjiang Liang, Xiaogang Tong, Tao Li, Bingfei Shi, Haiyang Wang, Pengcheng Yan, and Chengfeng Xia, Enantioselective Radical Cyclization of Tryptamines by Visible Light-Excited Nitroxides , J. Org. Chem, 10.1021/acs.joc.8b01597.'' how to draw the transiotn state of mention above litrature. please help me out to draw this structure in chemdraw

[@nelandyn]

Thank you very much! That was very helpful!

[@herachandraph8671]

can you draw hydroxypropyl cellulose

[@asmasohail7727]

sir plz make a video on how to draw the covalent organic framework

[@angelrt407]

great video, i need more vídeos, videos for beginners.

[@PierreMx3]

+Ángel Ramírez Thanks! Have you seen my previous videos on my channel?

[@angelrt407]

yeah!! i love the harlem shake.video

[@ontariolacus]

Could you tell how to color quickly structures? With keyboard shortcuts? Is it possible?

[@PierreMx3]

+ontariolacus No direct shortcut per se for colors, but: get the Style toolbar visible (from the View menu). Get your structures drawn, and select one and change the color with the Style toolbar. Then select the other structures you need to color (double-click w. selection tool) and press Ctrl+y which will repeat the last action. Be careful not to move the structures in between otherwise Ctrl+y will repeat the movement. Hope that helps.

[@sonamkhuntia8958]

How to draw graphene sheets in chemdraw?

[@perfectman3077]

I like Marvin Sketch better