Pyrrole Chemical Structure - Molecular Diagram and Properties #180815 (License: Personal Use)

Pyrrole (C₄H₅N) is a colorless to pale yellow liquid that turns brown on exposure to air; its aromaticity arises from the lone pair on nitrogen contributing to the 6π-electron system. It serves as a fundamental building block in porphyrins, chlorophyll, hemoglobin, and many bioactive molecules. The structure shown highlights its conjugated double bonds and nitrogen heteroatom at position 1.

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