Gallium(III) fluoride (CAS 7783-51-9)
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Gallium(III) fluoride is a compound that functions as a catalyst in various chemical reactions, particularly in organic synthesis and industrial processes. Its mechanism of action involves facilitating the formation of new chemical bonds and promoting specific reaction pathways by interacting with the substrate molecules. Gallium(Iii) Fluoride acts as a Lewis acid, effectively accepting electron pairs from other molecules to initiate the desired chemical transformations. In experimental applications, gallium(III) fluoride demonstrates the ability to activate certain functional groups within organic compounds, leading to the generation of useful intermediates or final products. At the molecular level, gallium(III) fluoride interacts with the electron-rich regions of organic molecules, enabling the manipulation of their chemical structure and the creation of diverse chemical entities.
Gallium(III) fluoride (CAS 7783-51-9) References
- Preparation and characterization of gallium(III) fluoride thin films | Barriere, A. S., Couturier, G., Gevers, G., Guégan, H., Seguelond, T., Thabti, A., & Bertault, D. 1989. Thin Solid Films. 173(2): 243-252.
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| Product Name | Catalog # | UNIT | Price | Qty | FAVORITES | |
Gallium(III) fluoride, 1 g | sc-252846 | 1 g | $92.00 |