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Diethyl chloromalonate (CAS 14064-10-9)

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CAS Number:
14064-10-9
Molecular Weight:
194.61
Molecular Formula:
C7H11ClO4
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Diethyl chloromalonate (DECM) is a versatile organic compound characterized by the presence of both a carboxylic acid and a chloro group. Within the realm of scientific research, Diethyl chloromalonate has been extensively employed as a reagent for synthesizing a broad spectrum of organic compounds. During reactions with other molecules, the carboxylic acid becomes protonated, while the chloro group activates. This synergistic effect facilitates the formation of new chemical bonds, enabling the synthesis of diverse organic compounds.


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Diethyl chloromalonate, 5 ml

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