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Original comment by: burchh
In ChEBI, "siloxanes" stands for "Saturated silicon-oxygen hydrides"
unbranched siloxanes (CHEBI:48139) is a siloxanes (CHEBI:48138) tetrasiloxane (CHEBI:48152) is a unbranched siloxanes (CHEBI:48139)
while molecules where R is not H are called "silicones" silicones (CHEBI:48140) is a organosiloxanes (CHEBI:48150)
Now the structure you provide corresponds to silicones (CHEBI:48140).
Kirill
Original comment by: kiri11
IUPAC include hydrocarbyl groups in their definition of siloxanes which, if included in the ChEBI definition, would make polysiloxanes a siloxanes (ChEBI:48138) and silicones (ChEBI:48140) a polysiloxanes.
Organosiloxanes would then be a siloxanes (CHEBI:48150) but would need a definition such as "Siloxanes where Si is subsituted with organyl groups."
It would also make silsesquioxanes (tracker no. 2381727) a organosilicon compounds (ChEBI:25713) and silsesquioxane cage (CHEBI:51168) a silsequioxanes.
Hilary
Original comment by: burchh
Hi,
Polysiloxane is now CHEBI:59830.
Ontology rejigged as suggested, except that I did not include a relationship silsesquioxane is_a organosilicon compound, as there is no requirement in the definition of silsesquioxane for a carbon-silicon bond to be present.
Marcus
Original comment by: mennis
Original comment by: mennis
Hello,
I'd like to submit the following new term to ChEBI:
name: polysiloxanes def: "A polymer molecule with a siloxane (-Si(R2)-O-) repeating unit." is_a: ChEBI:33839 ! macromolecule is_a: ChEBI:48138 ! siloxanes see polysiloxanes.png
Many Thanks
Hilary Burch
Dr Hilary Burch MChem MRSC Informatics Department, Royal Society of Chemistry Thomas Graham House, Cambridge UK CB4 0WF burchh@rsc.org t: +44 1223 432436
Reported by: burchh