Hexylbenzene (CAS 1077-16-3)
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Hexylbenzene is a chemical compound that functions as a solvent in various development processes. It acts by dissolving non-polar compounds and facilitating reactions between different substances. At the molecular level, hexylbenzene interacts with other compounds by forming weak intermolecular forces, allowing it to effectively solvate non-polar molecules. This enables to carry out a wide range of experimental procedures, including extraction, chromatography, and synthesis of organic compounds. Hexylbenzene′s mode of action involves its ability to interact with non-polar substances, aiding in the manipulation and separation of different compounds in experimental applications. Its solvent properties make it a useful component in various development applications, where the dissolution and manipulation of non-polar compounds are required.
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| Product Name | Catalog # | UNIT | Price | Qty | FAVORITES | |
Hexylbenzene, 1 ml | sc-250113 | 1 ml | $42.00 |