Within the CKB Wiki, molecules are not static illustrations, each molecule is an object of its own, which is stored as its own page, a Molecule page. Thus, this page can be referenced in any context and the molecule only needs to be drawn/created once even if it is used multiple times within the Wiki. The description of the molecule is done using standards and the identifiers common in the chemical community, InChI/InChIKey and SMILES which allow the molecule to be uniquely named and referenced. This allows it to recognize the molecule in any representation and to retrieve data from other databases such as PubChem . Molecule pages are assembled by a template to provide information on each molecule including the internal molecule ID as the title, the structural formula, the SMILES, InChI and InChIKey, a table with relevant physical data (retrieved from PubChem 17 or ChemScanner 7 ), and a list of all the pages in the Wiki on which the molecule appears. As the internal molecule ID is difficult to remember and does not provide information about the molecular structure, we additionally introduce a system of abbreviations for molecules to facilitate the identification in tables and improve readability and recognition throughout the Wiki. Due to considerations of practical use and space constraints, these abbreviations aim to be shorter than formal IUPAC naming, while still providing a good idea of the molecules' structure.