1-Acenaphthenol (CAS 6306-07-6)
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1-Acenaphthenol, a synthetic organic compound widely applied in scientific research, emerges as an aromatic hydrocarbon originating from the alkene category, marked by a sole dual connection between two carbon atoms. The configuration of 1-Acenaphthenol encompasses a benzene ring paired with a linked methyl group. In the realm of scientific investigation, 1-Acenaphthenol serves as a reagent across various applications. These encompass the synthesis of alternative organic compounds, gauging chemical reactivity, and delving into reaction mechanisms. Moreover, it operates as a foundational element for generating other aromatic hydrocarbons, notably 2-Acenaphthenol. Within substitution reactions, 1-Acenaphthenol acts as a nucleophile, proficiently displacing halide components in alkyl halides. The process entails formation of a linkage between the alkyl halide′s carbon atom and the hydrogen atom within the 1-Acenaphthenol structure. This tether is subsequently cleaved, liberating the 1-Acenaphthenol molecule while keeping the alkyl group bound to the benzene ring intact.
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| Product Name | Catalog # | UNIT | Price | Qty | FAVORITES | |
1-Acenaphthenol, 1 g | sc-237454 | 1 g | $104.00 | |||
1-Acenaphthenol, 5 g | sc-237454A | 5 g | $312.00 |