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5-Benzyloxyindool-3-carboxaldehyde is een op indool gebaseerde aldehyde-bouwsteen met een zuiverheid van minimaal 95 % voor organische synthese en biochemisch onderzoek. De verbinding is geregistreerd onder CAS-nummer 6953-22-6 met de empirische formule C₁₆H₁₃NO₂ en een molaire massa van 251,28 g/mol. De aldehydefunctie op de indoolkern ondersteunt condensatie-, reductieve aminatie- en heterocyclische uitwerkingsroutes die veel worden gebruikt in de medicinale chemie. Het 5-benzyloxy-substitutiepatroon biedt een beschermde fenolische "handle" die later in meerstapssequenties kan worden afgesplitst. Dit materiaal is verkrijgbaar bij fabrikant Carl ROTH en is bedoeld voor onderzoeksgroepen die werken aan indool-scaffolds, analoga van natuurlijke producten en aanverwante fijnchemicaliën. Duidelijke identiteitsgegevens — CAS, formule en molaire massa — helpen laboratoria om reagentia nauwkeurig te documenteren en het aldehyde te integreren in bestaande synthetische werkstromen met consistente analytische tracering tussen batches.
Dit artikel hoort bij Gedehydrateerde kweekmedia (agar- & bouillonbases), in Kweekmedia & microbiologie. Zie ook Petrischalen.
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- Analyse: ≥ 95 %
- Kleur: gerapporteerd
- Vorm: gerapporteerd
- CAS-nummer: 6953-22-6
- Verpakkingsgroottes: 50 g, 100 g, 250 g
- Zuiverheid: min. 95 %
- Empirische formule: C₁₆H₁₃NO₂
- Molaire massa: 251,28 g/mol
- Opslagtemperatuur: +2 tot +8 °C
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