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Two models of phenolphthalein, one in its 0-8.4 pH form and its 8.4-10.0 pH form.

MolView (http://molview.org/) and Jmol (http://www.jmol.org/), both open source pieces of software, were used to create this model.

How to generate any molecule:

  1. Go to MolView and draw (or type) your molecule.
  2. Click tools->(export)->MOL file
  3. Install Jmol if you don't already have it and open the .mol file from inside it
  4. Open the console (from within Jmol) and type write [NAME].obj (other formats can be exported following instructions here (http://wiki.jmol.org/index.php/File_formats/3D_Objects))

Note: for cases where you need a structure that is common (eg. caffeine) you can skip the first two steps and open it in Jmol by clicking file->get MOL and typing the name.

Now there will be two files, [NAME].obj and [NAME].mtl in your home directory which you can use for whatever you want.

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Phenolphthalein at 2 pH levels Free 3D model

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