4 Aminobenzenecarboxylic Acid Lab Report
The final compound which I am going to look at is 4-aminobenzenecarboxylic acid. The compound is also known as 4-Aminobenzoic acid. The molecular and structural formula of the compound is C7H7NO2 which means that the compound consists of seven carbon atoms attached to seven hydrogen atoms along with one nitrogen atom and two carbon atoms attached as a carbon-oxygen double bond. The displayed formula for the 4-aminobenzenecarboxylic acid compound is shown and it shows the formula in a ring form therefore means that the compound is an aromatic compound. This is an aromatic compound because the compound consists of six carbons of benzene joined in a ring, having the planar geometry of a regular hexagon in which the distance between all of the C-C bonds are equal.
The compound has three different isomers that are separated out and those are 2-aminobenzenecarboxylic acid and the structural formula for the isomer is C7H7NO2. The second isomer is 3- aminobenzenecarboxylic acid and the structural formula for the compound is C7H7NO2.
The compound is also known …show more content…
It increases the likelihood of sunburn in some people, even though it usually works as a sun blocker. It is also considered possibly safe to take the drug by mouth and applied to the eyes as a solution. This is because it can cause skin irritation and might also be able to stain clothing with a yellow colour. As a result, nausea, vomiting, upset stomach, diarrhea and loss of appetite might occur.
On the other hand, PABA is considered possibly unsafe when taken by mouth in high dose (more than 12 grams per day); it can cause serious side effects such as liver, kidney and blood problems.
When the compound is applied directly to the skin, it is likely safe for children and is possibly safe when taken by mouth. But it is unsafe when taken by mouth in high dose. The dose, children should not exceed is 220 mg/kg/ day as it can result in
The compound has three different isomers that are separated out and those are 2-aminobenzenecarboxylic acid and the structural formula for the isomer is C7H7NO2. The second isomer is 3- aminobenzenecarboxylic acid and the structural formula for the compound is C7H7NO2.
The compound is also known …show more content…
It increases the likelihood of sunburn in some people, even though it usually works as a sun blocker. It is also considered possibly safe to take the drug by mouth and applied to the eyes as a solution. This is because it can cause skin irritation and might also be able to stain clothing with a yellow colour. As a result, nausea, vomiting, upset stomach, diarrhea and loss of appetite might occur.
On the other hand, PABA is considered possibly unsafe when taken by mouth in high dose (more than 12 grams per day); it can cause serious side effects such as liver, kidney and blood problems.
When the compound is applied directly to the skin, it is likely safe for children and is possibly safe when taken by mouth. But it is unsafe when taken by mouth in high dose. The dose, children should not exceed is 220 mg/kg/ day as it can result in