Nomenklaturhelfer

Learn to name organic molecules after IUPAC!

NEW: The nomenclature helper is now called Planetary Neptune helper and you can find it as an app with a new symbol (blue planet) in the Google Play Store!

With the nomenclature helper, you can easily learn to name organic molecules correctly in a playful way. You get simple, precise explanations for the various naming rules, with the help of which you can play through over 70 levels. In this way, you will become a nomenclature professional with no difficulty and you are guaranteed good grades in this area of ​​chemistry.

The nomenclature is taught you both ways; In some levels you assign molecules to their names, in others the other way around and often you are also allowed to "assemble" molecules yourself according to the modular principle.

You can also let off steam a little more creatively with the nomenclature helper in "build mode": Simply assemble molecules and have them named automatically. This is especially helpful if you don't know exactly how to name something and you just want to try it out. Also useful: colored marking of the name and molecule components as well as the option to hide the name of the molecule for self-inquiry.

Currently there are level packages with over 70 levels for alkanes, alkenes, alkynes, alcohols, aldehydes and ketones. In addition to molecules of these substance classes, haloalkanes and acids can also be built in construction mode. Rings are not (yet!) Supported.

If you recommend the app to five of your friends, you can get the premium version (everything from Alkene) completely free of charge. If you download the app yourself, you will only be missing four friends. Use the "Recommend" option in the app menu.