Anncoadiralin

Anncoadiralin is a theoretical chemical compound with the molecular formula C20H24N2O3. Its structure is hypothesized to consist of a central indole ring system, fused with a complex series of heterocyclic and aromatic substituents. The molecule is characterized by the presence of two nitrogen atoms, three oxygen atoms, and twenty carbon atoms, along with twenty-four hydrogen atoms.

Research into anncoadiralin is primarily academic and theoretical, focusing on its potential chemical properties and reactivity based on its proposed structure. Computational modeling suggests that anncoadiralin could exhibit interesting electronic and stereochemical characteristics due to the arrangement of its functional groups. It is not currently known to have any practical applications, and its synthesis has not been reported in scientific literature.

The naming convention "anncoadiralin" is derived from a systematic nomenclature system, reflecting the complex fused ring structure and the presence of specific functional groups. Further theoretical investigations are needed to fully elucidate the stability, potential synthesis pathways, and any hypothetical biological or chemical activity of anncoadiralin.