C3H3NO3
C3H3NO3 is the molecular formula for several organic compounds, with the most notable being **glycine anhydride** (also known as **glycine imide** or **2,5-pyrrolidinone**). This compound is a cyclic amide derived from glycine, an amino acid. It is a colorless crystalline solid with a melting point of approximately 24–25°C and is soluble in water and polar organic solvents.
Glycine anhydride is primarily used as an intermediate in chemical synthesis. It serves as a precursor for
The compound can be synthesized through the cyclization of glycine or its derivatives under specific conditions,
While not naturally occurring in significant quantities, it is relevant in organic synthesis due to its stability