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Silylating Agents

Silylating agents, also known as silanization reagents, are silicon-based compounds that are primarily employed to modify or protect active groups in organic matter during analysis or organic synthesis. The silylation reagents' mechanism of action is to replace the hydrogen atom on the active group with the silane group, which can be shed and returned to its original state following the reaction.

Silylating Agents

Silylating agents, also known as silanization reagents, are silicon-based compounds that are primarily employed to modify or protect active groups in organic matter during analysis or organic synthesis. The silylation reagents' mechanism of action is to replace the hydrogen atom on the active group with the silane group, which can be shed and returned to its original state following the reaction.

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Silylating Agents For Sale

ChangFu Chemical has been offering several types of silylation agents, mainly trimethylsilyl and sterically hindered monofunctional reagents. These silylation agents or protectors are normally highly reactive and stable. With excellent chemical and physical properties, they have been commonly applied in the synthesis of various organic silicon compounds, pharmaceuticals, and agrochemicals.

Uses of Silylating Agents

1. protective agent and an intermediate

Used as a protective agent and an intermediate in pharmaceutical synthesis.

2. a precursor and a catalyst

Used as a precursor and a catalyst in the synthesis of organic chemicals.

3. effective reducing agent

used as a highly effective reducing agent of multiple functional groups.

4. a reagent and a laboratory chemical

Used as a reagent and a laboratory chemical, especially for the preparation of chemical compounds.

Properties of Silylating Agents

Silylating agents can react with a wide range of molecules, making them important reagents and intermediates in organic synthesis. Several functional groups, including as alcohols, acids, phenols, amines, and amides, can react with silylation. Almost all silylation reagents and related reaction products are sensitive to moisture or water.