Molecular structure of 3-Ethyltoluene, CAS Number: 620-14-4
3-Ethyltoluene (CAS 620-14-4)
Alternate Names:
1-Ethyl-3-methylbenzene
CAS Number:
620-14-4
Molecular Weight:
120.19
Molecular Formula:
C9H12
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3-Ethyltoluene is frequently used in research focused on organic synthesis and hydrocarbon processing. This compound serves as a model to study the behavior and transformation of alkylbenzenes under various chemical reaction conditions, such as oxidation or halogenation. Researchers utilize 3-Ethyltoluene to explore its reactivity and stability, which are essential for developing new synthetic routes in organic chemistry. Additionally, it is employed in studies related to the environmental fate of volatile organic compounds, aiding in understanding their degradation pathways and persistence in the environment. 3-Ethyltoluene also plays a role in the development of catalytic systems that aim to improve the efficiency and selectivity of chemical transformations involving aromatic hydrocarbons.
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| Product Name | Catalog # | UNIT | Price | Qty | FAVORITES | |
3-Ethyltoluene, 10 g | sc-238543 | 10 g | $134.00 |