Neutralizing protonated aromatic N

User 7c177bab3b

30-03-2011 08:52:21

Neutralizing protonated aromatic N does not remove the hydrogen


>echo 'c1[nH+]cccc1' | standardize -c "neutralize"
>c1cc[nH]cc1


Is this another manifestation of this post?


Fragmenter can generate incorrect valencies on aromatic N



(that post is locked so I couldn't comment on it)


Stephen

ChemAxon e08c317633

30-03-2011 18:24:58

Yes, this is related to that fragmenter issue. We will fix it in Standardizer in JChem 5.5.1. (In fragmenter it will be fixed in JChem 5.5.)


I unlocked the Fragmenter can generate incorrect valencies on aromatic N topic, it was locked accidentally.


Zsolt

User 7c177bab3b

19-09-2011 14:47:30

Hi


I'm still seeing this behaviour in 5.5.1.0.


standardize 'Cn1cc[nH+]c1' -c 'neutralize'

Cn1cc[nH]c1


Has this been fixed in 5.6?


Thanks


Stephen

ChemAxon e08c317633

22-09-2011 09:13:58

Hi Stephen,


Unfortunately it has not ben fixed yet (this bug is different from the bug in Fragmenter). The fix will be available in 5.8 release.


Sorry for the inconvenience.


Zsolt

User 7c177bab3b

28-09-2012 12:11:55

I'm seeing the same behaviour on quinoline in 5.9 and 5.11


standardize -c "neutralize" -s "c1cc[nH+]c2ccccc12"

c1ccc2[nH]cccc2c1


 


Stephen

ChemAxon e08c317633

04-10-2012 13:53:20










StephenPickett wrote:

I'm seeing the same behaviour on quinoline in 5.9 and 5.11


standardize -c "neutralize" -s "c1cc[nH+]c2ccccc12"

c1ccc2[nH]cccc2c1


 


Stephen



It will be fixed in JChem 5.11.2 (coming in 2 weeks).


Zsolt