anabasine

chemical piperidine compound often used as a botanical insecticide

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A skeletal formula: each corner and end of a line is a carbon atom, and the hydrogens bonded to carbon are left unwritten. A wedge points out of the page, and a hashed bond into it.

Formula: C₁₀H₁₄N₂; Wikidata
Molar mass The mass of a mole of it, from the elements' atomic weights: 162.24 g/mol; Worked out
Made of Atoms in one formula unit, and each element's share of the mass: Carbon 10 74.0%
Hydrogen 14 8.70%
Nitrogen 2 17.3%
26 atoms in all; Worked out
Other names: (-)-2-(3'-Pyridyl)piperidine and L-(-)-Anabasine; Wikidata
Same formula Other compounds made of the same atoms: (−)-nicotine, 1-phenylpiperazine, rivanicline; Wikidata
CAS Registry Number: 494-52-0; Wikidata
PubChem: CID 205586; Wikidata
InChIKey: MTXSIJUGVMTTMU-JTQLQIEISA-N; Wikidata
SMILES: c1cncc([C@@H]2CCCCN2)c1; Wikidata
Wikidata item: Q419308; Wikidata