C2H3N
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| Related molecular formulas | ||
|---|---|---|
| C2H5N | ||
| CHN | C2H3N | C3H5N |
| C2HN | ||
| C2H2 | C2H4N2 | |
The molecular formula C2H3N (molar mass: 41.05 g/mol, exact mass: 41.0265 u) may refer to:
- Acetonitrile (CH3−C≡N)
- Methyl isocyanide, or isocyanomethane (CH3−N≡C)
- Azirine (covering 2H-azirine, −CH2−CH=N−, as well as its unstable tautomer 1H-azirine, −CH=CH−NH−)
- Ethenimine (H2C=C=NH), an unstable tautomer of acetonitrile
- Ethynamine (HC≡C−NH2), another unstable tautomer of acetonitrile
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