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HCIS ID
MeSH descriptor ID
Encyclopædia Britannica Online ID
science/capric-acid

teema nimetus kujul: capric acid

NSC number
ChEMBL ID
Nikkaji ID
Human Metabolome Database ID
JSTOR topic ID
AICS Chemical ID (BEING DELETED)
ECHA Substance Infocard ID
PDB structure ID
NMRShiftDB structure ID
CAMEO Chemicals ID
Encyclopedia of China (Third Edition) ID
Probes And Drugs ID
LIPID MAPS ID
Freebase
Reaxys registry number
1754556[36]
PubChem CID
UniChem compound ID
PDB ligand ID
SPLASH
PesticideInfo chemical ID
OpenAlex ID
C2776950135[39]

teema nimetus kujul: Decanoic acid

C2909411929[39]

teema nimetus kujul: Capric Acid

Vietherb metabolite ID
InChIKey
Cannabis Database ID
DrugBank ID
ChEBI ID
30813[2][42]

mapping relation type: täpne vaste

DSSTox substance ID
CosIng number
J-GLOBAL ID
UNII
CAS Registry Number
SureChEMBL ID
Guide to Pharmacology Ligand ID
Store norske leksikon ID
RTECS number
HD9100000
Gmelin number
69184
Microsoft Academic ID
DSSTOX compound identifier
KNApSAcK ID
JECFA number
105[48]
FL number
08.011[49]
ChemSpider ID
JECFA database ID
EC number
206-376-4[45]
KEGG ID
GND
MassBank accession ID
InChI
RxNorm ID
HSDB ID

üksikjuht nähtusest

type of chemical entity

mille alamklass

medium-chain fatty acid
straight chain fatty acids

keemiline struktuur

mass/kaal

172,146 aatommassiühik[37]

conjugate base

decanoate

chemical formula

C₁₀H₂₀O₂[37]

canonical SMILES

CCCCCCCCCC(=O)O[37]

sulamistemperatuur

31 Celsiuse skaala[52]
31,99 Celsiuse skaala[53]

keemistemperatuur

268,75 Celsiuse skaala[53]

rõhk: 101,325 kilopascal

safety classification and labelling

NFPA 704: Standard System for the Identification of the Hazards of Materials for Emergency Response

NFPA Health: 2

NFPA Special: väärtus puudub

NFPA Fire: 1

NFPA Instability: 0

found in taxon

Artemisia xerophytica[54]
Rhododendron mucronulatum[55]
harilik portulak[56]
Agave decipiens[57]
Serenoa repens[58][59][60][61]
Syagrus romanzoffiana[58]
Hypericum olympicum[62]
snap bean[63]
kolmeastlaline glediitsia[63]
Philadelphia fleabane[65]
Daphne odora[66]
Lepidium meyenii[67]
Dipteryx lacunifera[68]
Leea guineense[69]
Erucaria microcarpa[70]
harilik puuvillapõõsas[72][73]
Helichrysum stoechas[74]
Saussurea involucrata[75]
Plumeria rubra[77]
Freesia hybrida[79]
roog-aruhein[80]
Tordylium apulum[81]
Etlingera elatior[82]
Sideritis hispida[83]
Alpinia latilabris[84]
Geum heterocarpum[86]
Mandragora autumnalis[87]
Senecio adenotrichius[89]
Red-lined Carrion Beetle[93]
Porphyra tenera[94]
Lindera neesiana[95]
Narthecium ossifragum[98]
Ruellia tuberosa[99][100]
Xerula longipes[101]
pikalehine münt[103]
Clinopodium odorum[105]
Anthemis aciphylla[106]
Houttuynia cordata[107][108]
Saxifraga stolonifera[110]
Pycnandra acuminata[111]
Hypericum ericoides[112]
Hypericum perfoliatum[112]
Hypericum tomentosum[112]
Attalea colenda[113]
Canarium album[114]
Tephritidae[115]
Eryngium foetidum[117]
Duhaldea cappa[120]
Solanum pennellii[121]
lõhnav pelargoon[122]
Sideritis taurica[124]
Chlamydomonas reinhardtii[125]
Attalea speciosa[126]
Streptomyces filamentosus[127]
Lonicera japonica[128]
Citropsis articulata[130]
Cyperus conglomeratus[131]
Oecophylla smaragdina[133][134]
Salvadora oleoides[136]
Salvadora persica[136]
Ziziphora pedicellata[137]
Hansenia forbesii[139]
Homo sapiens[140][141]
Aiouea montana[142]
Leea guineensis[69]
Litsea involucrata[144]
Delphinium staphisagria[145]
Salvia triloba[146]
Sideritis curvidens[147]
kollane karikakar[148]
Cistus creticus[150]
teekummel[156]
Tetrapanax papyrifer[162]
Magnolia obovata[163]
Chrozophora verbascifolia[164]
Melaleuca quinquenervia[165]
valgeõieline pojeng[166]
Sideritis syriaca[124]
Salvia fruticosa[146]
Staphisagria macrosperma[145]
Litsea glutinosa[144]
Chrozophora tinctoria[164]
Chrozophora obliqua[164]
Persicaria minor[168]
Cyperus erectus[169]
Neolitsea cassia[144]
Neolitsea zeylanica[144]
Persicaria hydropiperoides[168]
Clinopodium gilliesii[105]
Rhododendron sichotense[55]
Chrozophora plicata[164]
Neolitsea foliosa[144]
Chamaenerion dodonaei[64]
Epilobium dodonaei[64]
Neolitsea umbrosa[144]

physically interacts with

G protein-coupled receptor 84[172]

subjektil on roll: Agonist

subjektil on roll

Antifungal[173]

koosseisu osa

Commonsi kategooria

Capric acid

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