1975
DOI: 10.1107/s0567740875005559
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2α-Hydroxytestosterone diacetate

Abstract: C23Ha2Os, orthorhombic, P212121, a= 22.274 (7), b=7-723 (2), c= 12.453 (3) /~, Z=4, M= 388.51, De= 1.20, Din= 1"18 g cm -a, m.p. 200°C. The A ring has a normal half-chair conformation in contrast to the inverted half-chair conformation observed in 2fl-hydroxytestosterone esters.

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“…(iii) Despite the fact that combinations of C-H•••O interactions are involved in the arrangement of supramolecular assemblies, their contributions compared to the dispersion effects is small (see Table 2 for crystal lattice energies and Table S4, Supplementary Materials, for pairwise intermolecular energies). (iv) Hydrogen•••carbonyl distances implied in C-H•••O hydrogen bonding revealed similar values to those found in other analogues from the steroid group [18][19][20][21]. (v) From a conformational standpoint of steroid rings, the six-membered A rings are found to have an intermediate sofa-half-chair geometry; both the B and C rings were found to have a chair geometry; the five-membered D rings were found to have an envelope geometry.…”
Section: Nund (Nandrolone Undecanoate)supporting
confidence: 80%
“…(iii) Despite the fact that combinations of C-H•••O interactions are involved in the arrangement of supramolecular assemblies, their contributions compared to the dispersion effects is small (see Table 2 for crystal lattice energies and Table S4, Supplementary Materials, for pairwise intermolecular energies). (iv) Hydrogen•••carbonyl distances implied in C-H•••O hydrogen bonding revealed similar values to those found in other analogues from the steroid group [18][19][20][21]. (v) From a conformational standpoint of steroid rings, the six-membered A rings are found to have an intermediate sofa-half-chair geometry; both the B and C rings were found to have a chair geometry; the five-membered D rings were found to have an envelope geometry.…”
Section: Nund (Nandrolone Undecanoate)supporting
confidence: 80%