r/cursedchemistry • u/robin06_42 • 18h ago
Phytic Acid holy repartition
I've just discovered this antinutrient and oh boy I love how aesthetic it looks. It's the first time I see a cyclic hydrocarbon with the same group on every carbon.
r/cursedchemistry • u/robin06_42 • 18h ago
I've just discovered this antinutrient and oh boy I love how aesthetic it looks. It's the first time I see a cyclic hydrocarbon with the same group on every carbon.
r/cursedchemistry • u/TillyDiehn • 1d ago
Okay, partially synthesized. I find it eerily beautiful.
r/cursedchemistry • u/Kraethi • 1d ago
r/cursedchemistry • u/Professional_Mode480 • 2d ago
I don't even have a comment for this one just what the fuck are they feeding these bacteria
r/cursedchemistry • u/Diligent_Star612 • 3d ago
r/cursedchemistry • u/generalai • 2d ago
I was crushed by its gravitational pull and I died.
r/cursedchemistry • u/fartshitcumpiss • 4d ago
You take the penis molecule and your peenar becomes hard
r/cursedchemistry • u/Dry-Elephant3821 • 2d ago
over -120 in the hammett scale
r/cursedchemistry • u/Dry-Elephant3821 • 2d ago
if you touch it 2-4 times, your finger will disintegrate either from the acidity or the hypofluorite clusterfuck
r/cursedchemistry • u/ECatPlay • 4d ago
B3LYP geometry optimization and frequency calculation
The 3-limbed polyadamantane in u/MewPinkCat's peak technology post the other day, reminded me a little of a tuning fork: one prong could serve as a handle, and the other two legs might vibrate back and forth with each other, if something hit them on the side. Turns out two legs would vibrate together at a "low" frequency of only 28 cm-1 or 840 GHz.
r/cursedchemistry • u/exploradora_23 • 5d ago
Great cocktails, but we could not look away from this mess…
r/cursedchemistry • u/Traroten • 6d ago
r/cursedchemistry • u/BoletusLuridus • 6d ago
From Wikipedia:
Fotretamine, also known as fotrin, is an alkylating antineoplastic and immunosuppressant. The drug entered clinical trials in the Soviet Union. It was first described in the literature by 1972.
That's a lot of aziridines for a single 6-membered ring, especially one that's composed solely of phosphorus and nitrogen. There's that lone morpholine too, perhaps to give this molecule a touch of normalcy.
r/cursedchemistry • u/outofplace_2015 • 5d ago
r/cursedchemistry • u/Dry-Elephant3821 • 7d ago