Bifonazol je organsko jedinjenje, koje sadrži 22 atoma ugljenika i ima molekulsku masu od 310,392 Da.[5][6][7][8][9][10]

Bifonazol
Klinički podaci
Robne marke Amycor, Azolmen, Mycospor
AHFS/Drugs.com Monografija
Identifikatori
CAS broj 60628-96-8
ATC kod nije dodeljen
PubChem[1][2] 2378
DrugBank DB04794
ChemSpider[3] 2287
ChEMBL[4] CHEMBL277535 DaY
Hemijski podaci
Formula C22H18N2 
Mol. masa 310,392
SMILES eMolekuli & PubHem
Farmakokinetički podaci
Poluvreme eliminacije 1-2 h
Farmakoinformacioni podaci
Trudnoća ?
Pravni status
Način primene Topikalno

Osobine uredi

Osobina Vrednost
Broj akceptora vodonika 1
Broj donora vodonika 0
Broj rotacionih veza 4
Particioni koeficijent[11] (ALogP) 4,6
Rastvorljivost[12] (logS, log(mol/L)) -7,3
Polarna površina[13] (PSA, Å2) 17,8

Reference uredi

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