Gemini 4 draws a valence-perfect Nanoputian 'pelican molecule' in LaTeX ChemFig
fofrAI · x · 2026-10-24
fofrAI showcases Gemini 4 generating a parody Nanoputian macromolecule—"Pelicanocyclophane-co-velocipedane", exact mass 2485.47 Da—fully typeset in LaTeX ChemFig. The structure is chemically rigorous: all 161 heavy atoms and 120 hydrogens satisfy standard valences with zero violations, it forms one continuous covalent graph, uses sp-alkynes for rigid 180° tubes, real 12-crown-4/Ru(II) crown-ether wheel complexes, a supramolecular host-guest fish, and true 3D pedal stereochemistry—inspired by James Tour's real anthropomorphic molecular designs.
More from Fun
- Ceramicist's answer to 'what do you think about all day?' — 'pots, mostly' — goes viral — kyliebytes · 2026-10-25
- MIT CSAIL shares the 'Backend Developer' Halloween costume meme — MIT_CSAIL · 2026-10-25
- Aiden Bai trains a neural net that spawns worm monsters chasing your cursor — aidenybai · 2026-10-25
- First App Store rejection in years: reviewer crash traced to two fatalError from 2023 — rudrank · 2026-10-24
- Yacine on open weights: 'If your AI is open weights, your country is the product' — yacineMTB · 2026-10-24
- Jenkins Comic nails unsupervised learning with a chaotic ML-309 classroom scene — miniapeur · 2026-10-24