Acetonitrile-d3 is an organic chemical compound; it is the per-deuterated form of acetonitrile - i.e. the H atoms in CH3-CN have been replaced by deuterium: CD3-CN. The chemical is mainly used as a solvent for IR and NMR spectroscopy.
Systematic name
2,2,2-Trideuterioacetonitrile
Other names, synonyms
[2H3]Acetonitrile; Acetonitrile-d3; Methyl-d3-cyanid; Trideuteroacetonitrile; Deutero methanonitrile; Deuterated acetonitrile; Perdeuterated acetonitrile; Methyl cyanide-d3
Molecular formula and structural formula of Acetonitrile-d3:

C2D3N or C2H3-CN
Mr = 44.0713 g/mol
2,2,2-Trideuterioacetonitrile
SMILES: [2H]C([2H])([2H])C#N
Acetonitrile-d3 is available in pure form as a clear, colorless liquid.
Calculated NMR spectrum (Predict Spectra via NMRDB)
1H NMR Spektrum, 13C NMR Spektrum.
Mass-related elemental composition and isotope proportions of the compound Acetonitrile-d3 - C2D3N - calculated based on molecular mass.
*) The third column lists the atomic masses or isotope masses of the elements involved and - in square brackets - the natural isotope composition.
The molar mass is M = 44.07130533433 grams per mole.
The amount of substance in one kilogram of the substance is n = 22.691 mol.
The amount of substance in one gram of the substance is n = 0.023 mol.
Monoisotopic mass: 38.003074004251 Da - related to 12C214N.
(General information without guarantee of accuracy and completeness! The information does not replace the chemical safety data sheet or a risk assessment, but rather provides a general overview of the risk posed by the hazardous substance.



Signal word: Danger
GHS hazard statements (H phrases):
Labeling in the EU: See ECHA Substance Infocard 100.016.924.
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