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Aromatic organic compounds that consist of a phenyl functional group (−C6H5) bonded to a hydroxyl functional group (−OH). Includes compounds with more substitutions and derivatives.
Allyltrimethylsilane (trimethyl-prop-2-enylsilane) is an organosilicon reagent used in organic synthesis to introduce allyl groups and as a silicon-containing building block. Supplied for research use with high purity, it is commonly employed in allylation and carbon-carbon bond-forming reactions under standard synthetic conditions.
High purity (≈99.6%) suitable for research applications
Useful reagent for allylation and C-C bond formation
Stable, easy-to-handle liquid for synthetic workflows
Available in multiple pack sizes to suit experimental scale
Intended for research use only
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Allyltrimethylsilane is an organosilicon reagent (CAS 762-72-1) used in organic synthesis as an allyl transfer agent and building block. It is a colorless to light yellow liquid with formula C6H14Si and a molecular weight of 114.26 g/mol, commonly employed in allylation and silicon-based transformations at laboratory scale.
High purity (99.57%) suitable for synthetic applications.
Useful as an allyl transfer reagent in carbon-carbon bond formation.
Compatible with common Lewis acid-catalyzed reactions.
Liquid form allows easy dosing and handling in reactions.
Available supporting documents such as SDS and COA for technical and safety data.
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