Triallyl phosphite (CAS 102-84-1)
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Triallyl phosphite (TAP) stands as an organic compound of significant importance within the chemical industry, finding extensive use as a stabilizer, crosslinking agent, and flame retardant. Presenting as a colorless liquid with a pungent odor and a molecular formula of C9H15O3P, Triallyl phosphite embodies a versatile nature, granting it numerous applications across various domains such as polymer chemistry and agriculture. The scientific research community has conducted extensive studies on the diverse applications of triallyl phosphite. In polymer chemistry, it serves as a crosslinking agent, enhancing the mechanical properties of polymers. Additionally, triallyl phosphite has been employed as a flame retardant, effectively safeguarding textiles and plastics against combustion. Although the exact mechanism of action for triallyl phosphite remains incompletely understood, it is hypothesized to function as a crosslinking agent by forming covalent bonds between polymer chains. Moreover, triallyl phosphite acts as a flame retardant by liberating phosphorus-containing compounds that impede the combustion process. By further exploring the properties, applications, and mechanisms underlying triallyl phosphite, we can deepen our understanding of its versatile nature and its potential for advancing various scientific fields.
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| Product Name | Catalog # | UNIT | Price | Qty | FAVORITES | |
Triallyl phosphite, 10 g | sc-272709 | 10 g | $78.00 |