Re: Iiiiiiiiittss, Name That Compound!
From JRO <ogl...@mail.fullnet.net-remove>
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· 4 Feb 1999 00:00 · View full thread
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> > H H > \ / > H N O > | | // > H-C---C---C > | | \ > / \ H H > | o | > \ / Oh my, real fun and games. This sure looks like 2-amino-3-phenyl propanal to me. Sorry, I don't know what the trade name is; have to drag a book out to see. Yes, it is obviously a chiral molecule, but no, you can't tell what it's specific rotation is without experiment. However, if I remember correktly, the proper way to determine that from experimental data would be: hhhmmmmm.... how to make proper character in standard askey?......... _ _ levo ___ / __ | / | / | () __ | () |() | \ |_ \ _| \ |___ dextro pretty crummy looking.... Anyway, some SOB stole my liquid chromatagraph. How the hell am I supposed to figure this crap out? An amino phenyl propanal.... what could this be good for? If I get the motivation, I will look it up and see. Are you hooked on this stuff, or just a casual user? Or is it good for making high-traction racing tires? You shouldn't post this kind of stuff... I might get started at it, myself. 10 to 1 my resources are better for it than yours..... Then again, perhaps you should leave me alone, and just let me be happy making cartoons. If you make a habit of this shit, I will not have time to make cartoons, but will keep my nose in my books. Thanks for the great post, anyway. I've enjoyed it more than any other in a month. JRO P.S.: I already sent you e-type mail, since I caught this on dejanews and didn't think it would show up on my news server. Obviously, it has. Now... where's my confirmation of correct answer?
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