Good morning, everyone,
I am a Bachelor of Science in Physics student, and I would like to be able to reproduce the routing of this example here on Latex, not necessarily draw the molecules, I learn on the job (thanks to the Net).
I tried with tikz, and chemfig, but I have something very academic, if not primary. Indeed, I would like to be able to draw the big arrow on the left and the three arrows down, vary their size.
This would allow me to build my own reactions.
Thank you very much.
I'm sorry, I forgot to insert the links
I'm interested in the middle arrow here, and here's the document I was talking about.
My simple routine :
\documentclass{scrartcl}
\usepackage{tikz-cd}
\begin{document}
\begin{tikzcd}
& 0 \arrow{r}{a} \arrow{r}[swap]{b}
& 1 \arrow{r}{a} \arrow{r}[swap]{b}
& 2 \arrow{d}{a} \arrow{d}[swap]{b}
& \\
& 5 \arrow{d}{a} \arrow{d}[swap]{b}
& 4 \arrow{l}{a} \arrow{l}[swap]{b}
& 3 \arrow{l}{a} \arrow{l}[swap]{b}
&\\
& 6 \arrow{r}{a} \arrow{r}[swap]{b}
& 7 \arrow{r}{a} \arrow{r}[swap]{b}
& 8 \arrow{d}{a} \arrow{d}[swap]{b}
&\\
& 11
& 10 \arrow{l}{a} \arrow{l}[swap]{b}
& 9 \arrow{l}{a} \arrow{l}[swap]{b}
\end{tikzcd}
\end{document}