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Glutaryl chloride (CAS 2873-74-7)

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Alternate Names:
Glutaryl dichloride
CAS Number:
2873-74-7
Molecular Weight:
169.01
Molecular Formula:
C5H6Cl2O2
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Glutaryl chloride is primarily used in organic synthesis, where it acts as an acylating agent. This compound is pivotal for introducing glutaryl groups into various molecules, facilitating the production of glutaric acid derivatives. These derivatives are important for studies in polymer science and materials chemistry, where they are used to modify polymer structures and properties. In addition to its applications in synthesis, Glutaryl chloride is utilized in research focusing on reaction mechanisms involving acyl chlorides, helping to elucidate their behavior and reactivity under different chemical conditions. Moreover, Glutaryl chloride is instrumental in the development of new chemical processes that enhance the efficiency and selectivity of acylation reactions, contributing to advancements in chemical manufacturing technologies.


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Glutaryl chloride, 25 g

sc-250057
25 g
$66.00