Dibutylcarbamyl chloride (CAS 13358-73-1)
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Dibutylcarbamic chloride (DBCC) is a versatile chemical compound utilized in a wide array of reactions, including the synthesis of peptides, the creation of amides, and the preparation of carboxylic acid derivatives. Dibutylcarbamyl chloride aids in producing various compounds, such as dyes and other organic compounds. Its usefulness extends to the preparation of organometallic compounds and the synthesis of polymers and other materials. Dibutylcarbamyl chloride′s mechanism of action hinges on its capability to forge a stable carbamate bond between two molecules, which can be of the same type or different. The carbamate bond is created when the two molecules interact with Dibutylcarbamyl chloride, yielding a carbamate ester. This ester undergoes hydrolysis, setting the two molecules free and establishing the carbamate bond.
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| Product Name | Catalog # | UNIT | Price | Qty | FAVORITES | |
Dibutylcarbamyl chloride, 500 mg | sc-227787 | 500 mg | $362.00 |