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N-(Trimethylsilyl)-diethylamine functions as a silylating reagent with minimum 98 percent purity intended for gas chromatography applications and identified by CAS number 996-50-9. The compound displays the empirical formula C7H19NSi, a molar mass of 145.32 grams per mole, a density of 0.76 grams per cubic centimeter, a flash point of 10 degrees Celsius and a boiling point of 124 to 126 degrees Celsius. It is supplied in 25 gram glass bottles and exhibits low viscosity together with high volatility that promotes rapid derivatisation of polar compounds. Main applications focus on conversion of active hydrogens into trimethylsilyl derivatives to improve chromatographic behaviour. N-(Trimethylsilyl)-diethylamine from manufacturer Carl ROTH delivers reliable performance in routine analytical laboratories. The defined boiling range supports reproducible reaction conditions throughout sample preparation procedures. Researchers employ the reagent for amine and alcohol derivatisation prior to gas chromatographic analysis. Its physical characteristics enable efficient handling and consistent results in standard laboratory protocols. The product integrates smoothly into existing workflows for organic compound analysis and method development.
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