An organic molecule - rotatable in 3 dimensions
This molecule, of fungal origin, shows the different numbers of bonds used by different atoms:
| Element | Colour on model | Number of bonds |
| carbon | grey | 4 |
| oxygen | red | 2 |
| hydrogen | white | 1 only |
| nitrogen | blue | 3 |
| phosphorus | orange | 5 |
If you rotate the molecule (by holding down the left mouse button and moving the mouse), you can see that many of the bonds between atoms lie in the same plane, but the single carbon bonds and phosphorus bonds project outwards into different planes.
This molecule is in fact
- the active ingredient in liberty caps mushrooms (
).
Note to RM, and other internet censors:
I fail to accept that looking at the molecular structure of this substance represents some form of risk which necessitates your censorship.
I fail to accept that looking at the molecular structure of this substance represents some form of risk which necessitates your censorship.