How to use
- Reactants flow into a diamond node (the reaction).
- Products emerge from that diamond.
- Click compounds, reaction diamonds, or arrows for details; drag to tidy layout.
Methane reacts with oxygen to produce carbon dioxide and water. Oxygen reacts with hydrogen to produce water. Methane reacts with chlorine to produce chloromethane. Imagine a network that links methane to two reactions, water to two reactions. This is a network of reactions, or a chemical reaction network. It summarises our knowledge of all possible reactions between a set of molecules.
Below, we demonstate a simple chemical reaction network between a few reactans and products.