Molar mass of Allicin
The molecular formula of Allicin is C6H10OS2, giving a molar mass of 162.265 g/mol.
Molar mass
162.265g/mol
Computed from the formula with the IUPAC conventional atomic weights (abridged, 2021 edition).
Formula
C6H10OS2
Category
Plant Metabolites
Atoms per molecule
19
Allicin conversions
Mass ↔ amount and solution conversions derived from the stored molar mass of 162.265 g/mol.
1 mmol162.265 mg
1 g6.1628 mmol
1 M162.265 g/L
About Allicin
The sulfur compound formed when garlic is crushed, by the action of alliinase on alliin, and the source of garlic's characteristic odour and antimicrobial activity. It decomposes rapidly into a family of disulfides that carry the biological effects.
Related compounds
Other entries in Plant Metabolites.
ApigeninC15H10O5 · 270.240 g/molCaffeic acidC9H8O4 · 180.159 g/molCapsaicinC18H27NO3 · 305.418 g/molCarvoneC10H14O · 150.221 g/molCatechinC15H14O6 · 290.271 g/molChlorogenic acidC16H18O9 · 354.311 g/molCurcuminC21H20O6 · 368.385 g/molDaidzeinC15H10O4 · 254.241 g/molEpigallocatechin gallateC22H18O11 · 458.375 g/molEugenolC10H12O2 · 164.204 g/molGallic acidC7H6O5 · 170.120 g/molGenisteinC15H10O5 · 270.240 g/mol