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Halocarbon® TFA
Halocarbon® TFA is a high-purity trifluoroacetic acid compound from Halocarbon formulated for use as a specialty chemical intermediate, catalyst, and processing aid. It has a molecular weight of 114.02 and a boiling point of 72°C.
Appearance: Liquid Color: Colorless Odor: Vinegarlike Molecular weight: 114.02 pH: 1 Melting point, °C: -15 Boiling point, °C: 72 Vapor pressure, Pascal: 14265.5 Density @ 20°C, g/mL: 1.48 Water solubility: Soluble Primary Chemistry:
Halocarbon® TFA is a high-purity trifluoroacetic acid compound from Halocarbon formulated for use as a specialty chemical intermediate, catalyst, and processing aid.
Halocarbon® TFA is a premium fluorinated organic acid engineered to combine strong acidity with excellent stability and reactivity. It helps to promote a variety of reactions, making it highly effective in peptide and protein synthesis, pharmaceutical manufacturing, agrochemical production, chromatography, chemical synthesis, and more. With a trifluoroacetic acid base, it acts as an olefin hydration promoter to encourage the synthesis of alcohols from olefins, which are polymerized, oxidized, or otherwise decomposed by sulfuric acid.
Specifications
Appearance: Liquid Color: Colorless Odor: Vinegarlike Molecular weight: 114.02 pH: 1 Melting point, °C: -15 Boiling point, °C: 72 Vapor pressure, Pascal: 14265.5 Density @ 20°C, g/mL: 1.48 Water solubility: Soluble Primary Chemistry:
Halocarbon® TFA is a high-purity trifluoroacetic acid compound from Halocarbon formulated for use as a specialty chemical intermediate, catalyst, and processing aid.
Features & Benefits
Trifluoroacetic acid
High purity
Chemically inert
Smoother reaction
Less decomposition
Excellent solvency
Water miscible
Low boiling point
High dielectric constant
Strong acidity
Problems Solved
Oxidization or hydrolysis of fluids from reactive chemistries Thermal stress and fluid degradation in high-temperature conditions Reduced operational efficiency from the chemical breakdown of fluids
Applications
Solvent for chromatography Organic synthesis Peptide or protein synthesis Esterification and transesterification promoter