👉 Okay, let's play a game! Let's take a look at the chemical formula for a compound that contains two chloropyrimidines (a type of antiparasitic drug) and six chloropyrimidin 4yl oxotetrahydrothienones (also called "octahydrothieno[3,4b]pyrazine 6,6 acids").
This chemical formula is a bit complex. There are two molecules, each containing four atoms of carbon - one oxygen and three nitrogen. The oxygen is bonded to the nitrogen atom in the third molecule, while the nitrogen atom in the second molecule is joined to the carbon atom of the oxygen in the first molecule. Now, let's take a look at the compound you mentioned: 2 chloropyrimidines + 8 chloropyrimidin 4yl oxotetrahydrothienone = 30.56 grams per molecule So if we break it down further: - There are 2 molecules of 2 chloropyrimidines - The second molecule is made up of two nitrogen atoms bonded to the oxygen atom in the first molecule and one nitrogen atom, joined to the carbon atom of the oxygen in the third molecule - So the total number of atoms in the compound is 6 + 3 (since there are three nitrogen atoms in the third molecule) = 9 Now let's take a look at an example sentence that uses this
