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- Manufacturer: PMC Organometallix Inc.
- Product Line: PMC Fine Chemicals
- Product: Organomagnesium Grignard Reagents
- Industries: Coatings | Plastics
- Authorized Countries: Canada | United States
Phenyl Magnesium Chloride
Phenyl magnesium chloride is a Grignard reagent used in the synthesis of various chemical intermediates.
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Specifications
Form: Liquid
Color: Translucent
CAS number: 100-59-4
EINECS number: 202-868-8
Formula: C6H5ClMg
Titer (moles/kg solution): 2.0
Molecular weight: 136.86
Weight percent active: 26–27
Reactivity: Water/oxygen reactive
Specific gravity at 25°C: 1.00
Flash point (THF) (tag closed cup): −17°C (1.4°F)
Autoignition temperature (THF): 321°C (610°F)
Solvent: Tetrahydrofuran (THF)
Primary Chemistry:
Phenyl magnesium chloride
- Manufacturer: PMC Organometallix Inc.
- Product Line: PMC Fine Chemicals
- Product: Organomagnesium Grignard Reagents
- Industries: Coatings | Plastics
- Authorized Countries: Canada | United States
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Overview
Phenyl magnesium chloride (PhMgCl) is an organomagnesium chemical that serves as a fundamental component for synthesis in several applications. It is utilized in organic synthesis as a strong base and for nucleophilic substitution reactions.
Specifications
Form: Liquid
Color: Translucent
CAS number: 100-59-4
EINECS number: 202-868-8
Formula: C6H5ClMg
Titer (moles/kg solution): 2.0
Molecular weight: 136.86
Weight percent active: 26–27
Reactivity: Water/oxygen reactive
Specific gravity at 25°C: 1.00
Flash point (THF) (tag closed cup): −17°C (1.4°F)
Autoignition temperature (THF): 321°C (610°F)
Solvent: Tetrahydrofuran (THF)
Primary Chemistry:
Phenyl magnesium chloride
Features & Benefits
- Strong nucleophile for initiating various organic transformations
- Cross-coupling reactions
- Synthesize ethers
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Preparation for organometallic compounds for materials science
Applications
Chemical intermediate manufacturing
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