List of compounds with carbon number 19

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This is a partial list of molecules that contain 19 carbon atoms.

Chemical formulaSynonymsCAS number
C19H13N3O6 tris(4-nitrophenyl)methane 603-49-6 [1]
C19H15Cl triphenylmethyl chloride 76-83-5 [2]
C19H15N3 trityl azide 14309-25-2 [3]
C19H16 triphenylmethane 519-73-3 [4]
C19H16ClNO4 indomethacin 53-86-1 [5]
C19H16N4 1,3,5-triphenylformazan 531-52-2 [6]
C19H16O triphenylmethanol 76-84-6 [7]
C19H16S triphenylmethanethiol 3695-77-0 [8]
C19H17ClN2O prazepam 2955-38-6 [9]
C19H17ClN2O4 glafenine 3820-67-5
C19H17ClN2O4 quizalofop ethyl 76578-14-8
C19H17N tritylamine 5824-40-8
C19H17NOS tolnaftate 2398-96-1
C19H17NO2 naproanilide 51888-81-4
C19H17NO2 neocinchophen 485-34-7
C19H17N3 triphenyl guanidine 603-53-2
C19H17O4P cresyl diphenylphosphate 26444-49-5
C19H18ClN3O3 camazepam 36104-80-0
C19H18Si methyltriphenylsilane 791-29-7
C19H18Sn methyltriphenyltin 1089-59-4
C19H19ClFNO3 flamprop isopropyl 52756-22-6
C19H19N phenindamine 82-88-2
C19H19N7O6 folic acid 59-30-3
C19H20ClN3 clemizole 442-52-4
C19H20FNO3 paroxetine 61869-08-7
C19H20F3NO2 benfluorex 23602-78-0
C19H20N2 mebhydrolin 524-81-2
C19H20N2O2 phenylbutazone 50-33-9
C19H20N2O3 oxyphenbutazone 129-20-4
C19H21ClN2O pencycuron 66063-05-6
C19H21ClN2OS chloracyzine 800-22-6
C19H21F3N2S trifluomeprazine 2622-37-9
C19H21N nortriptyline 72-69-5
C19H21N protriptyline 438-60-8
C19H21NO3 nalorphine 62-67-9
C19H21NO3 thebaine 115-37-7
C19H21NS dosulepin 113-53-1
C19H21NS pizotifen 15574-96-6
C19H21N3O zolpidem 82626-48-0
C19H22ClN nortriptyline hydrochloride 894-71-3
C19H22ClN5O trazodone 19794-93-5
C19H22FN3O azaperone 1649-18-9
C19H22N2 triprolidine 486-12-4
C19H22N2O cinchonidine 485-71-2
C19H22N2O cinchonine 118-10-5
C19H22N2O noxiptyline 3362-45-6
C19H22N2OS acepromazine 61-00-7
C19H22N2OS acepromethazine 13461-01-3
C19H22N2OS thiazesim 5845-26-1
C19H22N2S mepazine 60-89-9
C19H22O6 gibberellic acid 77-06-5
C19H23 cyclohexyldiphenylmethane 50585-08-5
C19H23ClN2 chlorimipramine 303-49-1
C19H23ClN2S chlorproethazine 84-01-5
C19H23NO diphenylpyralamine 147-20-6
C19H23NO3 ethylmorphine 76-58-4
C19H23N3O2 propyl red 2641-01-2
C19H24 dimesitylmethane 733-07-3
C19H24Cl2N clomipramine hydrochloride 17321-77-6
C19H24N2 bamipine 4945-47-5
C19H24N2 imipramine 50-49-7
C19H24N2O cinchonamine 482-28-0
C19H24N2OS levomepromazine 851-68-3
C19H24N2OS methotrimeprazine 60-99-1
C19H24N2S ethopropazine 522-00-9
C19H24N2S2 methiomeprazine 7009-43-0
C19H24O2 linalyl cinnamate 78-37-5
C19H24O3 adrenosterone 382-45-6]
C19H25NO levallorphan 152-02-3
C19H25NO2 nylidrin 447-41-6
C19H25N3S proquamezine 58-37-7
C19H26O3 bioallethrin 584-79-2
C19H26O7 diacetoxyscirpenol 2270-40-8
C19H27NO pentazocine 359-83-1
C19H27NO6 senkirkine 2318-18-5
C19H28BrNO3 glycopyrrolate 58493-54-2
C19H28ClN5O etoperidone 52942-31-1
C19H28N2 iprindole 5560-72-5
C19H28O2 testosterone 58-22-0
C19H28O4 octyl benzyl succinate 119450-16-7
C19H29NO procyclidine 77-37-2
C19H30N2O3 fenalamide 4551-59-1
C19H30O2 androsterone 53-41-8
C19H30O2 stanolone 521-18-6
C19H30O3 oxandrolone 53-39-4
C19H30O5 piperonyl butoxide 51-03-6
C19H32 androstane 24887-75-0
C19H34 tricyclohexylmethane 1610-24-8
C19H34O tricyclohexylmethanol 17687-74-0
C19H35N perhexiline 6621-47-2
C19H35NO2 dicyclomine 77-19-0
C19H36O3 methyl ricinoleate 141-24-2
C19H37N nonadecanenitrile 28623-46-3
C19H38O2 ethyl heptadecanoate 14010-23-2
C19H38O2 heptadecyl acetate 822-20-8
C19H38O2 isopropyl palmitate 142-91-6
C19H38O2 nonadecanoic acid 646-30-0
C19H38O2 pristanic acid 1189-37-3
C19H38O2 propyl palmitate 2239-78-3
C19H38O3 hexadecyl lactate 35274-05-6
C19H40 nonadecane 629-92-5
C19H40 pristane 1921-70-6
C19H40Cl2Si methyloctadecyldichlorosilane 5157-75-5
C19H42BrN cetrimonium bromide 57-09-0
C19H42ClN cetrimonium chloride 112-02-7

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