Perphenazine structure?

What is perphenazine’s chemical (molecular) structure?

Perphenazine is a typical antipsychotic in the phenothiazine class. Its chemical structure contains the phenothiazine tricyclic ring system with a side chain that includes a piperazine (ring) substituted at the nitrogen. This “phenothiazine + piperazine side chain” layout is what distinguishes perphenazine from other phenothiazines.

Can you describe the structure in terms of common identifiers?

Perphenazine’s structure is usually described using identifiers such as:
- the phenothiazine core (three-ring system with sulfur and nitrogen in the middle ring)
- a piperazine-containing side chain attached to the phenothiazine ring at the appropriate position for perphenazine

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