822. 4 (Carboxyoxy) 3 Ethyl 2,5,6 Trimethylphenolate; 816456 16 3

👉 The word '822.4 (Carboxyoxy) 3 ethyl 2,5,6 trimethylphenolate' might seem like a mystery to some, but let's dive into its mystery and fun facts:

1. The chemical formula is quite intricate, using the letters that make up "822" – 'E', 'C', 'R', 'O', 'Y', 'O', 'T', 'A'. And in 3, we see a 'B' – 'D' being used to represent hydrogen atoms. This makes it an unusual molecule. 2. The name comes from the drug, but it's not strictly related. It is a natural compound found in plants that has been used as a pain reliever and anti-inflammatory for centuries. 3. In 16.7% of its water molecules, it contains an ethyl group – this means it can be split into two carbon atoms and one oxygen atom - which could seem odd but then the '2', '5', '6' come from the 'B' atom, which is also the base in a chemical equation. 4. The 816456 part of the name, '3' – it's a suffix that means the compound has three groups - two hydrogen atoms on the right and one oxygen on the left. So if you think about it, this is like saying '822.4' with four letters instead of just

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