Description

• General description: Dichloromethane (DCM) is a chlorinated organic solvent with a wide range of industrial applications and organic syntheses. It has a low boiling point, high density and is immiscible in water. DCM is susceptible to degradation with time, which can be suppressed by adding amylene as a stabilizer.
• Application: DichloromethaneOrganic synthesis a) Dakin, Dess-Martin and Ley Oxidation b) Enyne metathesis, widely used catalyst is the Grubbs′s second-generation ruthenium complex c) Jacobsen-Katsuki epoxidation d) Boc-deprotection of immobilized Boc-NH2-poly(ethylene glycol)-plasma layers e) Can react with phosphines or amines in the formation of the corresponding alkylated productsAdhesive and paint formulationExtraction-concentration analysis Flash chromatographElectronic industry in printed circuits boardProduction of cellulose triacetate
• Features and Benefits: ACS solvents meet or exceed the high standards of the American Chemical Society (ACS), with test specifications that are specialized to every compound. According to the American Chemical Society, ACS reagent grade implies that it is a substance of sufficient purity to be used in most chemical analyses or reactions