Tożsamość

Thalidomide (1652500)

CAS 50-35-1 · C13H10N2O4

01Tożsamość

Lazychem IDLC-29393
CAS RN50-35-1
PubChem CID5426
Molecular formulaC13H10N2O4
Molecular weight258.23 g/mol
IUPAC name(α-(N-Phthalimido)glutarimide)
InChIKeyUEJJHQNACJXSKW-UHFFFAOYSA-N

02Struktura i stereochemia

2D structurePubChem CID 5426
Two-dimensional chemical structure of Thalidomide (1652500), CAS 50-35-1
Two-dimensional structure for the PubChem identity linked to this record. Confirm the identifiers before analytical use.

The parsed structure contains 3 rings, includes aromatic atoms, includes aliphatic carbon. These statements are calculated from the published structure string.

Defined stereocentres0
Ring count3
Secondary amines0
Tertiary amines0
SMILESC1CC(=O)NC(=O)C1N2C(=O)C3=CC=CC=C3C2=O
InChINie podano

03Stereochemistry

The published structure contains 0 defined and 1 unassigned tetrahedral stereocentre. The exact wedge and dash depiction is shown above.

Defined centres0Structure assigned
Unassigned centres1Structure unspecified
Assignment statusUnassignedExact published identity
Tetrahedral upper bound≤ 2Before symmetry reduction

Published same-connectivity configurations

2 records

These records have the same connectivity, molecular formula and protonation layer, but a different complete InChIKey stereochemical layer. Only separately structure-linked records are shown.

Scope: The mathematical 2^n value is only an upper bound. Symmetry and other stereogenic elements can change the number of distinct stereoisomers. A hypothetical configuration is not published as a compound record without a verified structure identity.

04Status w Indiach

Exact-compound status is evaluated only against the published name and CAS number. Confirm the current official instrument before a regulatory decision.

05Nazwy i powiązania

API i lek macierzysty

Thalidomide

Zanieczyszczenia i związki pokrewne

Nazwy i powiązania

  • Thalidomide
  • 50-35-1
  • Thalomid
  • Contergan
  • Pantosediv
  • Distaval
  • Softenon
  • Kevadon
  • Calmorex
  • Neosedyn
  • Profarmil
  • Quetimid

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