TeX - LaTeX Asked on December 13, 2020
So currently it’s looking like this:
Here’s the minimal code:
documentclass[a4paper, 12pt]{scrartcl}
usepackage[ngerman]{babel}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage{amsmath}
usepackage{chemfig}
begin{document}
begin{align*}
schemestart
chemname{
chemfig{
ldots
-[0]C
( -[2]H)
( -[-2]H)
% First C-atom with COOH
-C
( -[2]{CH3})
(-[6]C
( =[7]charge{360=|, 270=|}{O})
( -[5]charge{315=|, 135=|}{O}
( -[6]H)
)
)
-[0]C
( -[2]H)
( -[-2]H)
% Second C-atom with COOH
-C
( -[2]{CH3})
(-[6]C
( =[7]charge{360=|, 270=|}{O})
( -[5]charge{315=|, 135=|}{O}
( -[6]H)
)
)
-[0]C
( -[2]H)
( -[-2]H)
% Third C-atom with COOH
-C
( -[2]{CH3})
(-[6]C
( =[7]charge{360=|, 270=|}{O})
( -[5]charge{315=|, 135=|}{O}
( -[6]H)
)
)
-[0]ldots
}
}
{Polymer}
schemestop
end{align*}
end{document}
As you can see the dots on the right are a little bit lower than the electron-connection on the left, next to it. Do you have an idea how I can fix that?
a solution with a trick
chemfig{
ldots
-[0]C
( -[2]H)
( -[-2]H)
% First C-atom with COOH
-C
( -[2]{CH3})
(-[6]C
( =[7]charge{360=|, 270=|}{O})
( -[5]charge{315=|, 135=|}{O}
( -[6]H)
)
)
-[0]C
( -[2]H)
( -[-2]H)
% Second C-atom with COOH
-C
( -[2]{CH3})
(-[6]C
( =[7]charge{360=|, 270=|}{O})
( -[5]charge{315=|, 135=|}{O}
( -[6]H)
)
)
-[0]C
( -[2]H)
( -[-2]H)
% Third C-atom with COOH
-C
( -[2]{CH3})
(-[6]C
( =[7]charge{360=|, 270=|}{O})
( -[5]charge{315=|, 135=|}{O}
( -[6]H)
)
)
-Charge{180=$,ldots$}{vphantom{C}}
}
Correct answer by polyn on December 13, 2020
Get help from others!
Recent Questions
Recent Answers
© 2024 TransWikia.com. All rights reserved. Sites we Love: PCI Database, UKBizDB, Menu Kuliner, Sharing RPP