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'''2-Aminoindane''' ('''2-AI''') is a [[psychoactive drug]] and [[research chemical]] with [[psychoactive class::stimulant]] properties. It is an analogue of [[amphetamine]].<ref>Structural variation and (+)-amphetamine-like discriminative stimulus properties | https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/2068194</ref> | '''2-Aminoindane''' ('''2-AI''') is a [[psychoactive drug]] and [[research chemical]] with [[psychoactive class::stimulant]] properties. It is an analogue of [[amphetamine]].<ref>Structural variation and (+)-amphetamine-like discriminative stimulus properties | https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/2068194</ref> | ||
Very little is known about this substance, but it has recently become freely available through online [[research chemical]] vendors where it is being sold as a designer drug. | Very little is known about this substance, but it has recently become freely available through online [[research chemical]] vendors where it is being sold as a [[designer drug]]. | ||
==Chemistry== | ==Chemistry== | ||
2-AI, or 2-[[chemical class::Aminoindane]], is a structural analogue of [[amphetamine]]. It features the R<sub>3</sub> terminal carbon of the propane chain of amphetamine bound to the benzene ring. This creates an indane group, a bicyclic moeity containing a benzene ring fused to a pentane ring. 2-AI contains an amino group NH<sub>2</sub> bound to R<sub>2</sub> of the indane ring thus giving it the name 2-aminoindane. 2-AI is structurally analogous to NM2AI, lacking the N-substituted methyl group. | 2-AI, or 2-[[chemical class::Aminoindane]], is a structural analogue of [[amphetamine]]. It features the R<sub>3</sub> terminal carbon of the propane chain of amphetamine bound to the benzene ring. This creates an indane group, a bicyclic moeity containing a benzene ring fused to a pentane ring. 2-AI contains an amino group NH<sub>2</sub> bound to R<sub>2</sub> of the indane ring thus giving it the name 2-aminoindane. 2-AI is structurally analogous to NM2AI, lacking the N-substituted methyl group. |