nor-

See also: Appendix:Variations of "nor"

English

Etymology

An abbreviation of normal.[1]

Prefix

nor-

  1. (organic chemistry) A compound derived from another by removal of a radical, especially by removal of methyl or methylene.

Derived terms

English terms prefixed with nor-
norabietane
noracymethadol
noradrenaline
norandrostane
noraporphine
norbaeocystin
norbelladine
norbergenin
norbixin
norbornane
norbuprenorphine
norcamphor
norcantharidin
norcarotenoid
norcassamide
norcholestane
norclobazam
norclozapine
norcocaine
norcoclaurine
norcodeine
norcorydine
nordazepam
nordicentrine
dichloronorlichexanthone
nordihydrocapsaicin
norditerpene
norditerpenoid
norepinephrine
norethisterone
norethindrone
noreugenin
norfenfluramine
norfluoxetine
norflurane
norfullerene
norgestrel
norgestrienone
norharman
norilludalane
norisocorydine
norisoboldine
norisoprenoid
norketamine
norketobemidone
norlapachol
norleucine
norlevorphanol
norlichexanthone
norlignan
norlignane
norloline
normetanephrine
normethadone
methylnorhomosekikaic acid
normorphine
nornantenine
nornicotine
norelgestromin
norethandrolone
norfloxacin
noropianic acid
noroxycodone
noroxymorphone
norpethidine
norfenefrine
norpregnane
norpregnatriene
norpregnene
norpristane
norprogesterone
norgestimate
norgestomet
norreticuline
norsesquiterpene
norsesquiterpenoid
norsolorinic
norspermidine
norsteroid
norsteroidal
norstictic acid
nortestosterone
tetranorditerpenoid
nortetrazepam
nortrachelogenin
nortriterpene
nortriterpenoid
nortropane
norvaline
norvinisterone

See also

References

  1. ^ J. H. Gaddum (2 June 1956) “The Prefix ‘Nor’ in Chemical Nomenclature”, in Nature, volume 177, number 1046, →DOI.

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