Not a professional chemist (by any stretch of the imagination), but for several of these, it's as much in their heads as "what are the keywords in C?" is for C programmers. For at least some of these well, too, software exists already to do things like draw molecules [1]. Databases also exist to do things like find known properties (spectra, physical properties like melting point) for known chemicals.
[1] I guarantee every molecule drawn on the page was drawn with ChemDraw or similar tool.
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Not a professional chemist (by any stretch of the imagination), but for several of these, it's as much in their heads as "what are the keywords in C?" is for C programmers. For at least some of these well, too, software exists already to do things like draw molecules [1]. Databases also exist to do things like find known properties (spectra, physical properties like melting point) for known chemicals.
[1] I guarantee every molecule drawn on the page was drawn with ChemDraw or similar tool.