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👉 Common directory name

C:/1955/

👉 It's a substance that synthesizes proline from acetyl chloride, which is in its first position.

1955. (5R)-1-(Chloroacetyl)-5-prop-1-yn-1-yl-L-prolinamide; 676561-03-8

👉 Okay, settle in, settle in. Let’s tackle this… thing. Frankly, the designation of a “5-star rant, level one (chloroacetyl...
long shudder
)” for this monstrosity is absolutely warranted. You wouldn't actually hear someone
saying
that, right? Right!

Let’s unpack, because honestly, I need to feel like I understand it before I vomit into the digital ether. 1955 isn't a year, you goof. Unless the Romans were having an awfully bad vintage of something. It is... and here we get to the really weird part... a manufactured code, apparently for a very specific, extremely disturbing, and probably legally dubious, chemical compound. Here’s what we actually dredge up, painstakingly, in this frankly horrifying little mouthful: 1. This is the systematic name – it's like the equivalent of an overly verbose coroner delivering a death certificate. The full, and somewhat ridiculous, designation is "Chloroacetyl 5 propyl 2-nrophenyl propyl prolẏnamide." (I swear I almost choked on that last syllable, it just sounds evil. It’s the length that's the problem. You want to be succinct, not a dissertation of chemical nomenclature. Let’s break down the components, as if you actually care: 1. "Chloroacetyl" – we have the chlorine, which immediately suggests something potentially nasty and reactive. Think