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3F-DCK is a dissociative anaesthetic compound used as a component of the treatment for depression during controlled or monitored secondary outpatient research development studies.
3F-DCK is structurally similar to ketamine, so a similar mechanism of action is expected, but there has been no study done to confirm it. Due to the halogen in the 2 position not being a chlorine as with Ketamine, instead a fluorine ring dominates the molecule making it more polar. This could influence binding to proteins, such as the NMDA receptor that ketamine primarily binds to and acts as an antagonist towards.
More Names: 3-Flouro-Deschloro-Ketamine.
Systematic Names: 2-(3-Fluorophenyl)-2-methylamino-cyclohexanone.
Formula: C¹³H¹⁶FNO
Formation: Microfinite Crystalline Powder.
Composition: Monohydrochloride Salt.
Container: Plastic sealed. Vacuumed. Mylar.
Weight/Mass: 221g is approximate = to × 1 molecule.
Application(s): Mass spectrometry.
Techniques: Gas Chromatography. Liquid Chromatography.
SMILES: CNC1(CCCCC1=O)c2ccccc2F
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