Silly molucules

Posted by Vader 
Silly molucules
Date: December 19, 2003 02:58PM
Posted by: Vader
goto [www.bris.ac.uk] to check their descriptions, formulas and 3D structures.

Arsole
Adamantane
Bastardane
Buckminster Fullerene
Megaphone
Munchnones
Unununium
Cummingtonite
Putrescine, Cadaverine, Spermine and Spermidine
Dickite
Moronic Acid
Curious Chloride and Titanic Chloride
Fukalite
Traumatic Acid
Arabitol
Fucitol
Erotic Acid
Kinoshitalite
Bastadin-5
Vomicine
Rhamnose
Gossypol
Skatole
Arsenolite
Bis(pinacolato)diboron
Lucifer yellow
Crapinon
Sparassol
Phthalic Acid
Psicose
Commic Acid
Fruticolone
Nonanone
Fukugetin
Pubescine
Spamol
Fukiic Acid
Funicone
Housane and Basketane
Windowpane
Godnose
Luciferase
Diabolic Acid
Domperidone
Gardinin
Germane
Uranate
Kunzite (Spodumene)
Conantokin
Welshite
Propellane and Cubane
Clitoriacetal
Vaginatin
Anol
Urospermal
Buccalin
Antipain
Dinile
Fornacite
Butanal
Angelic Acid
Ciglitizone
Clitorin
Constipatic Acid
Fucol
Penguinone
Ovalene
Aenigmatite
Dogcollarane
Fuchsite
Sepulchrate and Sarcophagene
Pagodane
DEAD
Apatite
Lepidopterene or Biplanene
Snoutene
Crown Ethers and Lariat Ethers
Cacodyl
Betweenanene (Screwene)
Paddlane
Carnallite
Draculin
Rudolphomycin and Rednose
George and Bi-George
Eurekamic Acid
Catherine
Complicatic Acid
Ptelefolone
Pterodactyladiene
Miazole and Urazole
Ethyl Lactate
Cristane
Birdcage
Apolloane and Rocketene
Manxane and Manxine
Cornerstone
Adamsite
BON-BONs
Performic Acid
R-CMP
Sonic Hedgehog
Gibberelic Acid
Darlingene
Jesterone
Hipposulphate A
Trunkamide
Diurea
Parisite
Clintonite
Sodamide
dUMP
BARF
Centaureidin
Sandwicensin
Magic Acid
Profilactin
Crocidolite
Bellendine
Piano Stool
Megatomic Acid
Grass-Hopper Ketone
Shattuckite
G(olf) proteins
Germylene
Khanneshite
BCNU
SEX
Austin
Technetium Cow
Erectone
Abiguene
Lovenone
Boldine
Inflatene
Bowtiediene
Prodigiozan
Arachidonic Acid
Warfarin
(R)-DICHED
Lunatoic Acid
Microlite
beta-BuTX
DAMN
Allene
Proton Sponge
Mirasorvone
Stichtite
Cumene
Flea
Wheelbarrow Molecule
Syringic Acid
Tortuosine
Assoanine
Bicyclohexane
NanoPutian Molecules
Anisole
Dopamine



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Re: Silly molucules
Date: December 19, 2003 03:08PM
Posted by: Anonymous User
Buckminster Fullerene

Otherwise known as C50 ;)

Nothing wierd about that is there?

Re: Silly molucules
Date: December 19, 2003 04:48PM
Posted by: Lanky-Lad
"Sonic Hedgehog" - Kicks arse! :D






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Re: Silly molucules
Date: December 19, 2003 05:10PM
Posted by: sasjag
man, to someone as immature as me thats hilarious!



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Re: Silly molucules
Date: December 20, 2003 04:46AM
Posted by: Glyn
Arsole

Yes, believe it or not, there is actually a molecule called Arsole... and it's a ring! It is the arsenic equivalent of pyrrole, and although it is rarely found in its pure form, it is occasionally seen as a sidegroup in the form of organic arsolyls. For more information, see the paper with probably the best title of any scientific paper I've ever come across: "Studies on the Chemistry of the Arsoles", G. Markl and H. Hauptmann, J. Organomet. Chem., 248 (1983) 269. Contrary to popular belief, however, the arsoles are not aromatic...
Furthermore, the structure where arsole is fused to a benzene ring is called 'benzarsole', and apparently when it's fused to 6 benzenes is called 'sexibenzarsole', although that molecule hasn't been synthesised yet. Another well known poisonous arsenic molecule is the simple hydride, called 'arsine', with formula AsH3.
And on a related theme, I've been told of an Aryl Selenide compound with the superb shorthand of ArSe, which is both toxic and smelly. The paper it comes from in J. Am. Chem. Soc. was published by authors from, of course, the University of Aahrus!



ROFLMAO!!!



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