Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: 525075. 1 [(2 phenoxyethyl)sulfanyl] 3 (trifluoromethyl)benzene; 338792 27 1

👉 Okay, settle in class. Let’s tackle this… frankly, bewildering mouthful of what I suspect is either a very complicated, and probably slightly depressing, new-age chemical compound,
or
the tragically misprinted shopping list for a guy who spends far too long obsessively cataloging obscure hydrocarbons.

Let's dissect that monstrosity: "525075, [(2 phenoxyethyl)sulfanyl] 3 (trifluoromethyl)benzene; 338792 27 1." 4. It’s basically the equivalent of a pharmaceutical chemist stubbing out a really bad cold and then immediately regretting it. Here's what we actually have, broken down, because frankly, I need to mentally unpack this: 525075: That's just...the guy who wrote that number probably had a thing for the 1980s. The sheer length of this designation is a clear indication of an obsessive naming convention, and it suggests that he was probably really into numbers! [(2 phenoxyethyl)sulfanyl]…: Okay, now we're getting somewhere. This part’s describing a bit of the chemical structure. Let me dumb that down: 1. We have some benzene (the stuff in crude oil—pretty fundamental). Then there's this mouthful attached to it that essentially says, "Hey, I've stuck on