1976
DOI: 10.3891/acta.chem.scand.30b-0549
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The Crystal Structure of Morphine Hydrate.

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“…Except for a change of sign, torsion angles of two characteristic atomic sequences connecting N with the phenyl ring compare well with the values of morphine (Bye, 1976) Tollenaere et al (1979) give a mean value of 4.5 (1)A for these molecules.…”
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“…Except for a change of sign, torsion angles of two characteristic atomic sequences connecting N with the phenyl ring compare well with the values of morphine (Bye, 1976) Tollenaere et al (1979) give a mean value of 4.5 (1)A for these molecules.…”
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“…close to 90.9 ° in morphine hydrochloride trihydrate (Gylbert, 1973), 86.6 ° in morphine hydrate (Bye, 1976) and 88.4 ° in codeine hydrobromide dihydrate (Kartha et al, 1962). The phenyl ring A of sinomenine is not strictly planar, atomic distances from the mean ring plane ranging from -0.016 [C(ll)] to +0.020A [C(12)].…”
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“…In the free base the C(17)-N(1) bond length is 1.468(7) A. These shorter equivalent C-N bond lengths in the free ba2e are comparable to the average C-N bond length of 1.475 A expected for an unprotonated amino group (16).…”
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