N-Butyl Bromide for Organic Synthesis, Pharmaceutical Intermediates, Specialty Chemicals, and Industrial Chemical Manufacturing.
N-Butyl Bromide, also known as 1-Bromobutane, is an organic halogen compound used as an intermediate in organic synthesis and chemical manufacturing. It is utilized in the preparation of various specialty chemicals and other organic compounds. Product Name: N-Butyl Bromide Chemical Name: 1-Bromobutane Chemical Formula: C4H9Br CAS Number: 109-65-9 Molecular Weight: 137.02 g/mol Appearance: Colorless liquid Purity: As per available commercial grade Applications: - Organic Chemical Synthesis - Pharmaceutical Intermediate Manufacturing - Specialty Chemical Production - Laboratory Research - Industrial Chemical Processing Documents Available: COA, SDS/MSDS, and TDS, subject to availability. Packaging: As per supplier specifications and applicable regulations. Sample Availability: Subject to availability and applicable regulations. Contact Veltheron Imperial for product specifications, available grades, packaging options, and quotations.
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