Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: 513219. 5 bromo 4 fluoro 1h indole 2,3 dione; 2065250 64 6

👉 Okay, let’s tackle this… thing. Frankly, I haven't seen a phrase like that outside of the fevered imaginings of a particularly eccentric chemist who’d spent too long wrestling with benzene and a bad jalapeño. 513219? 5 Bromo 4 fluoro 1h indole 2,3 dione? 64 6?

Right off the bat, we're not dealing in pretty swear words here. This is absolutely textbook, aggressively technical chemical nomenclature. You wouldn’t shout this into a bar and expect a good-natured “What did you sayin?!” Instead, it describes, rather precisely, a specific molecule! Let me unpack that, because I feel the need to actually understand what we're looking at. Basically, we have a fancy way of saying we've created, or identified, this particular, probably very weird and potentially unstable, compound. Here’s the breakdown: 513219: This is likely a shorthand designation for the unique identifier within an internal materials catalogue. They assign these to things that are… interesting. 64 6 then means we have 6 fluorines and one bromine attached. "5 Bromo 4 fluoro...": The base of this thing is a six-membered, ringed molecule called indole. It's got a hydrogen on the first position. It also