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Compound · Aromatic small molecule

Dibenzo-α-pyrones

/dʌɪ‑ˈbɛn‑zoʊ ˈæl‑fə ˈpaɪ‑ə‑roʊnz/ · from Greek δι- (two) + benzo (fused benzene rings) + α-pyrone (a specific unsaturated lactone) · abbrev. DBP

A small family of aromatic molecules that occur in shilajit alongside fulvic acid.

01 · Definition

What they are

Dibenzo-α-pyrones (DBPs) are a small family of aromatic molecules identified in shilajit alongside fulvic acid.

Chemically they are oxygen heterocycles: a six-membered α-pyrone ring fused to benzene rings. The name reads like a specification, and it is one: di-benzo-alpha-pyrones means two benzene rings around an α-pyrone. Structural relatives include urolithins and coumarins.

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Entry CDX·006 Category Compound Reviewed Jul 2026 The Codex · ASCENTIALS
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