FDE047

FDE047 is a fictional chemical designation used in this article to illustrate how a wiki entry might describe a compound identified by a code. It does not correspond to a real molecule or product in public records.

In the fictional universe, FDE047 is part of the FDE series (FDE001–FDE999) developed by the synthetic chemistry firm NovaChem for teaching and demonstration purposes. The designation is intended to encapsulate both the scaffold type and a unique index number.

FDE047 is described as a rigid heteroaromatic scaffold with a para-substituted aryl group. The fictional entry lists formula C20H14N2O3 (approx. 322 g/mol) and bright blue-cyan fluorescence, with emission near 480 nm when excited at 360–380 nm. It is reportedly soluble in DMSO and modestly soluble in water.

Synthesis is a three-step route from common precursors, with reported yields around 40–60% and standard purification by column chromatography or crystallization.

Applications in the fictional context include use as a teaching example for photophysics, as a model probe for cellular imaging simulations, and as a placeholder in demonstrations of data reporting practices. There is no real-world regulatory status or safety data for FDE047, and it should be treated as a purely fictional construct.