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This is a partial list of molecules that contain 40 to 49 carbon atoms.
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This is a partial list of molecules that contain 40 to 49 carbon atoms.
| Chemical formula | Synonyms | CAS number |
|---|---|---|
| C40H24 | tetranaphthylene [1] | 116204-83-2 |
| C40H26 | 1,3,6,8-Tetraphenylpyrene | 13638-82-9 |
| C40H44N4O16 | uroporphyrinogen III | 1976-85-8 |
| C40H46N4O17 | hydroxymethylbilane | 73023-76-4 |
| C40H48 | isorenieratene | 524-01-6 |
| C40H49ClN8O12 | microsclerodermin D | 206535-30-0 |
| C40H50 | tetracyclohexylpyrene | |
| C40H50O | tedaniaxanthin [2] | 63893-29-8 |
| C40H50O2 | rhodoxanthin | 116-30-3 |
| C40H52O2 | canthaxanthin | 514-78-3 |
| C40H52O3 | flavoxanthin | 512-29-8 |
| C40H52O4 | Astaxanthin | 472-61-7 |
| C40H54 | torulene | |
| C40H54O3 | diadinoxanthin | 18457-54-0 |
| C40H54O4 | halocynthiaxanthin | 81306-52-7 |
| C40H56 | β-carotene | 7235-40-7 |
| C40H56O | Cyptoxanthin | 472-70-8 |
| C40H56O2 | zeaxanthin | 144-68-3 |
| C40H56O3 | antheraxanthin and flavoxanthin | - |
| C40H56O4 | violaxanthin | 126-29-4 |
| C40H58O | rhodopin | 105-92-0 |
| C40H58O2 | cucumariaxanthin B | 167818-24-8 |
| C40H58O4 | oryzanol A | 21238-33-5 |
| C40H60 | zeta-Carotene | |
| C40H60O2 | cucumariaxanthin C | 167818-25-9 |
| C40H62 | phytofluene | 27664-65-9 |
| C40H62O | phytofluenol | 29753-46-6 |
| C40H64 | phytoene | |
| C40H64O12 | nonactin | 6833-84-7 |
| C40H66 | lycopersene | 502-62-5 |
| C40H68O11 | nigericin | 28380-24-7 |
| C40H70O14 | halityloside B | 102075-01-5 |
| C40H78O4 | dioctadecyl succinate | 26720-12-7 |
| C40H78O5 | diethylene glycol distearate | 109-30-8 |
| C40H80 | cyclotetracontane | 297-54-1 |
| C40H80O2 | docosyl stearate | 22413-03-2 |
| C40H80NO8P | lecithin | 8002-43-5 |
| C40H82 | tetracontane | 4181-95-7 |
| C40H84NBr | tetrakis(decyl)ammonium bromide | 14937-42-9 |
| C40H87NSi2 | dioctadecyl tetramethylsilaxane | 82356-82-9 |
| C40H90O13Ti4 | decabutoxytetratitanoxane | 7393-48-8 |
| C41H42N4O8 | verteporfin | 129497-78-5 |
| C41H60N8O10 | nodularin | 118399-22-7 |
| C41H63NO14 | protoveratrine a | 1360-61-8 |
| C41H63NO15 | protoveratrine b | 124-97-0 |
| C41H64O13 | digitoxin | 71-63-6 |
| C41H67NO15 | troleandomycin | 2751-09-9 |
| C41H70O9Ca | ionomycin | 56092-81-0 |
| C41H72O2 | cholesteryl myristate | 1989-52-2 |
| C41H74N7O17P3S | phytanoyl-CoA | 146622-45-9 |
| C41H76N2O15 | roxithromycin | 80214-83-1 |
| C41H80O4 | dioctadecyl gluatarate | 26720-18-3 |
| C41H84 | hentetracontane | 7194-87-8 |
| C42H28O | tetraphenylnaphthacene monoxide | 127257-80-1 |
| C42H28O2 | pseudooxytetraphenyl naphthacene | 38118-83-1 |
| C42H51N6NiO13 | cofactor F430 | 73145-13-8 |
| C42H53NO15 | aclarubicin | 57576-44-0 |
| C42H58O5 | dinoxanthin | 54369-12-9 |
| C42H58O6 | fucoxanthin | 3351-86-8 |
| C42H62O16 | glycyrrhizin | 1405-68-3 |
| C42H69NO15 | josamycin | 16846-24-5 |
| C42H70O11 | salinomycin | 53003-10-4 |
| C42H71NO14 | rokitamycin | 74014-51-0 |
| C42H78N2O14 | dirithromycin | 62013-14-1 |
| C42H84 | cyclodotetracontane | 297-58-5 |
| C42H84N14O36S3 | streptomycin sulfate | 3810-74-0 |
| C42H87N | trimyristylamine | 27911-72-4 |
| C42H87Al | tritetradecylaluminium | 1529-58-4 |
| C42H90N2Br2 | hexanediaminium dihexadecyl tetramethyl dichloride | 15590-96-2 |
| C43H51N3O11 | rifaximin | 80521-81-4 |
| C43H53NO14 | docetaxel | 114977-28-5 |
| C43H54N4O8 | vinorelbine | 71486-22-1 |
| C43H55N5O7 | vindesine | 59917-39-4 |
| C43H58N4O12 | rifampcin | 13292-46 |
| C43H65N11O12S2 | demoxytocin | 113-78-0 |
| C43H66N12O12S2 | oxytocin | 50-56-6 |
| C43H67N15O12S2 | vasotocin | 113-80-4 |
| C43H68ClNO11 | pimecrolimus | 137071-32-0 |
| C43H72O11 | narasin | 55134-13-9 |
| C43H74N2O14 | spiramycin | 8025-81-8 |
| C43H76O2 | cholesteryl palmitate | 601-34-3 |
| C43H88 | tritetracontane | 7098-21-7 |
| C44H30N4 | tetraphenylporphyrin | 917-23-7 |
| C44H30N4O12S4 | tetraphenylporphine sulfonate | |
| C44H32N4O4 | temoporfin | 122341-38-2 |
| C44H50Cl2N6O2 | XF-73 | 718638-68-7 |
| C44H57NO17 | ortataxel | 186348-23-2 |
| C44H69NO12 | tacrolimus | 104987-11-3 |
| C44H82O13 | sucrose dipalmitate | 248917-86-4 |
| C44H86PNO8 | stearoyloleoylglycerophosphatidylcholine | 6753-56-6 |
| C45H44N3NaO7S2 | coomassie brilliant blue | 6104-59-2 |
| C45H52N4O18 | bilirubin diglucuronide | 17459-92-6 |
| C45H54N4O8 | vinorelbine | 71486-22-1 |
| C45H54F2N4O8 | vinflunine | 162652-95-1 |
| C45H57NO14 | cabazitaxel | 183133-96-2 |
| C45H57NO16 | larotaxel | 156294-36-9 |
| C45H64O | 2-Isopentenyl-3,4-dehydrorhodopin | |
| C45H69N5O8S | apratoxin A | 350791-64-9 |
| C45H69N11O12S | carbetocin | 37025-55-1 |
| C45H73NO14 | chaconine | 20562-03-2 |
| C45H73NO15 | solanine | 20562-02-1 |
| C45H74O | solanesol | 13190-97-1 |
| C45H75NO15 | miocamycin | 55881-07-7 |
| C45H78O2 | cholesteryl oleate | 303-43-5 |
| C45H80O2 | cholesteryl stearate | 1184-05-0 |
| C45H80O2 | cholesteryl stearate | 35602-69-8 |
| C45H83NO9 | ophidiacerebroside A | 152247-26-2 |
| C45H86O6 | trimyristin | 555-45-3 |
| C45H90 | cyclopentatetracontane | 297-60-9 |
| C46H56N4O10 | vincristine | 57-22-7 |
| C46H58N4O9 | vinblastine | 865-21-4 |
| C46H60FN3O13 | tesetaxel | 333754-36-2 |
| C46H62N4O11 | rifabutin | 72559-06-9 |
| C46H71BrN10O13 | symplocamide A | 1007391-44-7 |
| C46H77NO17 | tylosin | 1401-69-0 |
| C46H80O3 | cholesteryl oleyl carbonate | 17110-51-9 |
| C46H82O2 | cholesteryl nonadecanoate | 25605-90-7 |
| C46H85NO9 | ophidiacerebroside B | 152247-27-3 |
| C46H94 | hexatetracontane | 7098-24-0 |
| C47H51NO14 | paclitaxel | 33069-62-4 |
| C47H64N4O12 | rifapentine | 61379-65-5 |
| C47H73NO17 | amphotericin B | 1397-89-3 |
| C47H75NO17 | nystatin | 1400-61-9 |
| C47H84O2 | cholesteryl eicosanoate | 2573-03-7 |
| C48H40O4Si4 | octaphenylcyclotetrasiloxane | 546-56-5 |
| C48H89NO9 | ophidiacerebroside D | 152247-28-4 |
| C48H94O4 | didocosyl succinate | 13475-47-3 |
| C48H96 | cyclooctatetracontane | 36355-90-5 |
| C48H99N | trihexadecylamine | 28947-77-5 |
| C48H100ClP | hexyl tris(tetradecyl)phosphonium chloride | |
| C49H64N10O11S2 | octreotate | |
| C49H66N10O10S2 | octreotide | 83150-76-9 |
| C49H71N7O17 | cilofungin | 79404-91-4 |
| C49H74N10O12 | microcystin-LR | 101043-37-2 |
| C49H80O2 | cholesteryladrenate | 14940-92-2 |
| C49H96O4 | didocosyl glutarate | 94278-09-8 |
| C49H97NO10 | agelasphin-11 | 152139-44-1 |
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