One chemical record. Many possibilities.

MolGod organises chemical identity, scientific data, regulatory status and documentation around the substance itself. Search once, read what is known, check where it came from, then take the document you actually need.

1. CAS number
2. Chemical identity
3. Scientific data
4. Regulatory status
5. Documentation

Why MolGod

Built around the substance, not around the document.

Classification read against the harmonised entry

Where CLP Annex VI carries a harmonised entry for a substance, that entry governs the classification shown, and the index number is stated. The reference layer holds 4,167 CAS numbers carrying a harmonised classification, across 3,817 Annex VI index entries.

Regulatory status across five jurisdictions

Inventory status is shown against seven lists: REACH Annex XIV and the SVHC candidate list in the EU, SVHC in the UK, TSCA in the US, DSL and NDSL in Canada, AICS in Australia.

Identity resolved across sixteen systems

CAS, EC, InChI, InChIKey, SMILES, PubChem, ChemSpider, ChEMBL, KEGG, DrugBank, MeSH, HMDB, UNII, NSC, Wikidata and more. Each card shows how many of the sixteen were resolved, so you can see how well characterised a substance is rather than assuming.

How a document is built, which datasets stand behind it and what is deliberately not checked: documentation methodology.