Molecular structure of Acetyl chloride-d3, CAS Number: 19259-90-6
Acetyl chloride-d3 (CAS 19259-90-6)
CAS Number:
19259-90-6
Molecular Weight:
81.52
Molecular Formula:
CD3COCl
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Acetyl chloride-d3 is a compound used as a reactant in the synthesis of various organic compounds. It functions as an acetylating agent, transferring the acetyl group to other molecules, thereby facilitating the formation of new chemical bonds. The deuterium-labeled form of acetyl chloride, it is particularly useful in tracing the movement and transformation of acetyl groups within complex organic systems. Its mechanism of action involves the substitution of the hydrogen atoms in the acetyl group with deuterium atoms, allowing for the tracking of acetyl group transfer and metabolic pathways in biological and chemical systems. It is useful in studies aimed at understanding the behavior and reactivity of acetyl groups in different chemical and biological processes, providing insights into the mechanisms underlying these reactions at a molecular level.
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Acetyl chloride-d3, 10 g | sc-257062 | 10 g | $244.00 |