What are the systematic names of ATP?

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The systematic names of ATP include 5-(6-aminopurin-9-yl)-3,4-dihydroxy-oxolan-2-yl methoxy-hydroxy-phosphoryl oxy-hydroxy-phosphoryl oxyphosphonic acid. These names are not IUPAC names but rather a detailed description of its structure. For information on ATP synthesis reactions in nature, users are encouraged to explore scientific databases and educational websites, as general searches may yield insufficient results. ATP primarily goes by its abbreviation and lacks other common names. The discussion highlights the complexity of ATP's nomenclature and the need for reliable sources on its synthesis.
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I have a few questions about ATP.


what are the systematic names of ATP? are they the IUPAC NAMES?
answer:
5-(6-aminopurin-9-yl)
-3,4-dihydroxy-oxolan-2-yl
methoxy-hydroxy-phosphoryl
oxy-hydroxy-phosphoryl oxyphosphonic acid


where can I find some information about reaction of ATP synthesis in nature? i did a search on google but i couldn't find anything thorough enough. are there any other websites to check out?
 
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Those are not IUPAC NameS, that whole thing is the name.
 


do you know any other names for atp?
 


Besides the IUPAC name and ATP I don't think it has another common name.
 
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