Heteroaromatic Substances

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Heteroaromatics are substances having one or more atoms in the aromatic ring other than the carbon atom. This class of compounds is fundamental in developing new drugs, being present in a large number of drugs and bioactive compounds. Some of these cores are listed below, and it is worth noting that due to their immense structural variety, we mentioned only the most common ones. The exercises of this item we based on the formation of different heteroaromatic substances, and it is up to the reader to identify the respective nuclei.