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This article contains a translation of 1-Methylnicotinamid from de.wikipedia.

It would seem that this chemical is better known as trigonellinamide, although I don’t know that there’s enough information to know for sure. I looked up the name of the article on PubChem, but only found results for the name w/o the prefixes, which is in fact a cation, w/ a chemical formula of C7H9N2O+, w/ the charge on the nitrogen atom in the ring. Dfcorrea00 ( talk) 20:02, 14 October 2017 (UTC) reply