Theobromine is a naturally occurring alkaloid found in cocoa beans, tea, and other plants. It is structurally related to caffeine and is primarily used as an active pharmaceutical ingredient in the manufacture of medications, particularly as a vasodilator and mild stimulant.
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CAS 83-67-0
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