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alpha-terpenyl delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinolate: reported identity research
This research-index record shows how alpha-terpenyl delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinolate has been described in cited chemical-identity research. It is a source map, not an independent chemistry verification and not a page about health effects.
Publication status
Research index published; compound identity not independently verified
A human approved publication of this source-linked record on July 24, 2026. That editorial decision allows the cited identity report and its locator to be indexed. It does not verify the chemical identity, approve a health claim, establish safety, or convert AI-assisted extraction into a scientific conclusion.
Reported in research
The page names the source, evidence role, and precise location used by the candidate registry.
Identity review
The compound remains in the registry-gated lane until a distinct human identity-verification decision is recorded.
Effects and safety
This identity record does not make a clinical, therapeutic, dosing, product, or personal-safety claim.
What the registry records
Source-linked identity summary
Our candidate registry summarizes the cited identity record this way: Alpha-terpenyl delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinolate was isolated from high-potency Cannabis and assigned as a monoterpene ester of delta-9-THCA by high-resolution mass spectrometry and spectroscopic evidence.
This wording is deliberately limited to identity and occurrence. “Reported,” “isolated,” “detected,” or “characterized” describes what the cited paper says it did; those words do not mean Cannabinoid Encyclopedia independently repeated the laboratory work. The original source and locator below are the controlling evidence trail.
Candidate identity snapshot
Names and classification recorded for alpha-terpenyl delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinolate
| Field | Candidate registry value |
|---|---|
| Reported name | alpha-terpenyl delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinolate |
| Molecular formula | C32H46O4 |
| Registry family | Tetrahydrocannabinol Ester Type |
| Reported occurrence | Isolated From Cannabis |
| Registry subtype | Phytocannabinoid |
| Recorded aliases | α-terpenyl Δ9-tetrahydrocannabinolate, alpha-terpenyl THCA ester |
These fields help readers find the cited record and distinguish similarly named compounds. They remain candidate metadata while identity review is ongoing. A molecular formula or familiar abbreviation alone is not proof that two records describe the same material, stereochemistry, preparation, or natural occurrence.
Identity evidence trail
1 identity record from 1 peer-reviewed source
Each entry states why a source was connected to this candidate and where its support should be checked. Readers should inspect the cited paper when exact analytical methods, spectra, comparison standards, stereochemistry, or sample provenance matter.
Identity record 1
Isolation And Structure Elucidation
Cannabinoid Ester Constituents from High-Potency Cannabis sativa
Ahmed SA, Ross SA, Slade D, Radwan MM, Zulfiqar F, ElSohly MA / 2008-02-28
Support locator: Abstract; Results and Discussion for compound 3; compound 3 isolate data; and supporting spectra: C32H46O4 assignment by HRESIMS with IR and related spectroscopic evidence.
Extraction: Ai Assisted; publication approved as a research-index record, not identity verification.
Candidate evidence was checked against the primary article full text; terpenyl-isomer nomenclature and identifier absence remain human-review items, and no approval was applied.
Candidate identifiers
External identifiers are recorded with limits
| System | Value | Source note |
|---|---|---|
| No external identifier recorded | — | The research-index page does not assign an identifier that is absent from the candidate registry. |
An identifier can help locate a database record. It does not by itself establish that a compound was naturally present in a sample, that a published structure assignment is final, or that a commercial product contains the reported compound.
Mandatory editorial note
What must stay attached to this record
This is compound 3 in the primary ester study. Human review must confirm alpha-terpenyl nomenclature and distinguish it from the 4-terpenyl THCA and CBNA esters reported in the same source.
The source extraction was prepared for human review and the page publication was approved as a research-index record. A later identity decision may verify, revise, merge, exclude, or supersede this candidate. Corrections should preserve the prior evidence trail rather than silently overwriting it.
What this page cannot answer
Identity research is not an effects guide
- This page does not establish that alpha-terpenyl delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinolate has a health benefit or treats a condition.
- It does not establish human safety, intoxication risk, interactions, dosing, or suitability for any person.
- It does not verify a retail product, label, certificate of analysis, extract, or formulation.
- It does not transfer findings from THC, CBD, another cannabinoid, an animal model, or a laboratory assay to this candidate.
- It does not replace the original analytical paper or a qualified chemical review of that paper.
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