Molecular structure of Cyclopentylacetylene, CAS Number: 930-51-8
Cyclopentylacetylene (CAS 930-51-8)
Alternate Names:
Ethynylcyclopentane
CAS Number:
930-51-8
Purity:
≥96%
Molecular Weight:
94.15
Molecular Formula:
C7H10
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Cyclopentylacetylene functions as a reactive intermediate in organic synthesis. It participates in various reactions, including cycloaddition and polymerization processes, contributing to the formation of complex organic molecules. Its mechanism of action involves the addition of the acetylene group to other organic compounds, leading to the formation of new carbon-carbon bonds. Cyclopentylacetylene′s role in experimental applications is to facilitate the synthesis of diverse organic compounds by serving as a building block for more complex molecular structures. At the molecular level, cyclopentylacetylene interacts with other reagents to undergo chemical transformations, enabling the creation of novel compounds with potential applications in materials science and other fields.
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Cyclopentylacetylene, 1 g | sc-234479 | 1 g | $77.00 |