Dicyclohexyltin dibromide (CAS 2954-94-1)
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Dicyclohexyltin dibromide is a compound utilized in research for its role as an organotin reagent. It is investigated in the field of organometallic chemistry where it is used to study the synthesis of tin-containing compounds and their potential applications. This compound is of particular interest for its use as a catalyst or mediator in organic reactions, such as coupling reactions, due to the unique reactivity conferred by the tin center. Researchers also explore the use of dicyclohexyltin dibromide in polymerization processes where it may act as a catalyst to produce polymers with specific properties. Additionally, studies involving this compound are relevant for understanding the nature of metal-halogen bonds and their influence on reactivity and stability of organometallic complexes.
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| Product Name | Catalog # | UNIT | Price | Qty | FAVORITES | |
Dicyclohexyltin dibromide, 1 g | sc-268882 | 1 g | $176.00 |