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1-Dodecyne (CAS 765-03-7)

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CAS Number:
765-03-7
Purity:
97%
Molecular Weight:
166.30
Molecular Formula:
C12H22
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1-Dodecyne functions as an alkyne in experimental applications. It acts as a reactive intermediate in various organic synthesis reactions, participating in alkyne metathesis and Sonogashira coupling reactions. Its mechanism of action involves the formation of carbon-carbon bonds through its triple bond, allowing for the construction of complex organic molecules. 1-Dodecyne can serve as a building block for the preparation of functionalized alkyne derivatives, enabling the creation of diverse chemical structures. Its role in experimental applications involves its reactivity as an alkyne, facilitating the synthesis of novel compounds and materials. At the molecular level, 1-Dodecyne interacts with other reagents to form new carbon-carbon bonds, contributing to the development of organic molecules with specific properties.


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1-Dodecyne, 5 g

sc-224650
5 g
$43.00