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Porfyrini, also known as porphyrin, is a group of organic compounds that are characterized by a macrocyclic structure. This type of molecule consists of a ring of four pyrrole units connected by methine bridges, forming a large, planar ring. Porfyrini compounds are typically found in the form of free bases, or as metal complexes with various metals such as iron, copper, and zinc.
In nature, porfyrini compounds are commonly found in heme proteins and porphyrin-containing enzymes, which play crucial
Synthetic porfyrini compounds have gained attention in recent years due to their potential applications in various
The unique properties of porfyrini compounds, such as their high thermal stability and strong absorption of