LIMAPODINE

Empirical Formula: C21H28O3N2
Molecular Weight: 0

What is LIMAPODINE?

Description

An Aspidosperma alkaloid, this base occurs in A. limae Woodson and is purified by recrystallization from Me2 CO-hexane when it forms colourless, irregular crystals. The base has [α]²³_D + 110° (c 0.84, CHCI3) and its ultraviolet spectrum exhibits absorption maxima at 222, 260 and 292 mil. Two hydroxyl groups are present, one phenolic and the other a primary alcoholic group and the alkaloid yields an oily diacetate, the picrate of which may be crystallized from MeOM, m.p. 200-4°C (dec.).

References

Pinar, Schmid., Annalen, 66S, 97 (1963)

Properties of LIMAPODINE

Melting point:

I77-8°C

Safety information for LIMAPODINE

Computed Descriptors for LIMAPODINE

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