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Yes, thanks, Johannes. I now understand the thought process much better in piecing the structure together and I appreciate the valuable feedback.

Best regards,
Audrey

Yes, this is exactly the start I needed. It gives me a good base for doing more of these kind. It appears that because of its diverse flexibility, one can take several approaches on how to build a molecule in chemfig (albeit some use longer methods, like me :? ), so thanks for taking the time to get ...

Sorry for offending with my direct request, Johannes ... I was merely trying to get a lead on understanding where to begin and where to end with drawing the structure as a base for my future configurations. Yesterday was only my second time using chemfig (with documentation at hand) and I spent ...

Can someone show me how to draw the attached structure in chemfig? Thanks.

Thanks, helps a lot!

I've just started using the chemfig package to create structural formulas in chemistry. Can someone show me how to add an asterisk (*) above the single carbon bond?


Thanks

Your resolution worked perfectly ... thank you so much for the expert help!

Regards,
Audrey

I like the flush left alignment of the list numbers and text (the fix works like a charm), but now I want to decrease the horizontal spacing slightly between the numbers and the start of the text after each item number. Can you show me how to do this?

\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{enumitem ...

Thanks, it worked!

I want to create an automatic, left-aligned, numbered list that exceeds nine items, something like this:

1. xx
2. xx
3. xx
4. xx
5. xx
6. xx
7. xx
8. xx
9. xx
10. xx
11. xx
12. xx

BUT, here's the catch ... I want the text that follows each item (single & double-digits) to have the same alignment ...