InChIKey= OCPAUTFLLNMYSX-UHFFFAOYSA-N
Info
- This is the second publicly known InChIKey collision, from 2011, discovered by the same group that did the first one.
- The collision is on the major InChI layer (i.e. connectivity and hydrogens). It means that the remote similarity of the two structures is absolutely not related to the collision; it is the first "real" collision, however the two compounds probably do not exist in real.