text: An equivalent of this compound is bound to the two chiral centers of the boll weevil pheromone grandisol.
full_question: An equivalent of this compound is bound to the two chiral centers of the boll weevil pheromone grandisol. A unit equivalent to this molecule experiences delocalization in a form of bis·homo·aromaticity found in divalent cations of pagodanes. Multiple equivalents of this compound are oddly found in the fatty acid backbones of lipids found in the membranes of anammox bacteria. An equivalent of this compound is found in a CPD, which like a 6,4 product is a class of thymine dimer. Two carboxyls are bound to this compound in the CBDCA ligand found in carboplatin. One of these molecules forms from an excited enone and an alkene in a [2+2] photocycloaddition. This compound exists in a puckered conformation called the butterfly in which one of the central carbon atoms is at a 25 degree angle from the plane. For 10 points name this alkane which contains a four-membered ring.
first_sentence: An equivalent of this compound is bound to the two chiral centers of the boll weevil pheromone grandisol.