Reaction data that powers discovery
Describe your research question. Review model-proposed criteria and reactions, then curate a dataset with sources and processing history.
From scattered records to
reusable datasets
Contribute notebook records, literature or existing tables. Preserve author originals, validate records, then search, select and export for a research task.
Scattered records
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Reaction Dataset
Suzuki–Miyaura coupling
DOI: 10.15227/orgsyn.075.0053Nitroaryl HCS coupling
DOI: 10.1021/acs.orglett.0c01269Heteroaryl HCS coupling
DOI: 10.1021/acs.orglett.0c01269From source records to traceable reaction data
Record source-reported materials, conditions and measurements, with only the preparation needed for acceptance.
Reactants
Give each reactant its own structure and amount fields, linked by their number. Structure cells accept SMILES or complete InChI.
reactant_1_structureO=Cc1ccc(Br)cc1reactant_1_amount0.270 molreactant_2_structureOB(O)c1ccccc1reactant_2_amount1.05 equivDatasets for research tasks
Select structures, conditions and measurements for your task. Review missing fields and experimental context before modeling or analysis.
Outcome prediction
Build data for yield and selectivity models
Route planning
Provide observed reactions for synthesis planning research
Condition recommendation
Select reactions for condition comparison and recommendation
Closed-loop optimization
Support result uploads and historical data queries
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Plan and record experiments in iSynth Notebook, reuse conditions and collaborate within projects or groups.
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Fields · Sources · Review
Review provenance and field meanings, and help curate reaction datasets.
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Select reaction data by provenance and fields, then curate a dataset for your research task.
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