Description
Nitrobenzene D₅ is a fully ring-deuterated aromatic compound offered at 99,5 Atom%D, CAS number 4165-60-0 and empirical formula C₆D₅NO₂. With a molar mass of 128,15 g/mol, density of 1,55 g/cm³, boiling point of 210,8 °C and flash point of 88 °C, it supplies the key physicochemical parameters required for spectroscopic and synthetic work. is convenient for NMR solvent use, kinetic isotope-effect studies and the preparation of labelled intermediates. In nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy the high level of deuteration eliminates aromatic proton signals, yielding clean spectra for structure elucidation and reaction monitoring. Organic chemists also employ it as a deuterated building block when selective labelling of nitroaromatic scaffolds is needed. This nitrobenzene-D₅ from manufacturer Carl ROTH is therefore a practical choice for laboratories specialising in NMR, isotope chemistry and mechanistic investigations. The robust glass container protects the liquid from moisture and light during storage and handling, ensuring consistent performance across multiple experiments.
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- Deuterising degree: ≥99,5 %
- Water (KF, H2O+D2O): ≤0,03 %
- CAS number: 4165-60-0
- Pack sizes: 5 ml, 10 ml
- EG nr.: 224-014-3
- Empirical formula: C₆D₅NO₂
- Molar mass: 128,15 g/mol
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