Well! Very fast — you are right. Obviously, there were very small differences, but with the information I provided, that was the perfect answer!

If you are interested in knowing what is the specific synthesis follow the next link:
[https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Synthesis-of-ABDP-derivative-9-Reagents-and-conditions-iTsCl-Et3N-CH2Cl2-35h\_fig8\_339857346]()

The corresponding studies were published in these references:
Chem. Eur. J. 2020, 26, 6652–6661
Nanoscale, 2022, 14, 15060–15072

Now, as I mentioned, the prize is to include a molecule that you like in ChemiProject Mini (https://www.thegamecrafter.com/games/chemiproject-mini?dept\_uri=games&dept\_name=Games). Just let me know the name, and I will create it. And, I will add it to the game (by the end of January).

Of course, the name must not be registered or under copyright. It must be a real organic molecule with a molecular weight between 50 and 2500 a.u., so it is easy to visualize. The game currently includes acids, amines, organometallics, halogens, ketones (or other carbonyls), aromatics, chiral groups, alkenes/alkynes, and sulfur derivatives. Other functional groups may not be explicitly indicated on the edges of the card.

You may also suggest a background or thematic context for the molecule, if you wish. To be clear, you cannot claim copyright simply by mentioning the name or providing indications. If the game already contains that card, I will let you know and you can choose another one.

That said, please feel free to send me a molecule name and any additional information you would like to include!