Chemistry in Context
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Chapter 10.5, Problem 10.15CT
See for yourself the shapes of drug molecules by visiting 3Dchem.com. On screen, you can rotate three-dimensional representations of best-selling drugs such as amoxicillin, Lipitor®, and ibuprofen.
- a. Select several drugs and examine their three-dimensional structure. How do these computer representations differ from the structural formulas of drugs shown in this chapter?
- b. What advantages do the computer representations have over two-dimensional drawings? What are their limitations compared with “real” molecules? Are there any disadvantages?
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