Description
Phenylboronic acid D₅ is a deuterated boronic acid reagent with 98 Atom%D enrichment for nuclear magnetic resonance and related spectroscopic applications. It is identified by CAS number 215527-70-1 and EG nr. 623-841-0, with empirical formula C₆D₅H₂BO₂ and a molar mass of 126,96 g/mol. Supplied in a 1 g glass pack, the material supports NMR compound libraries, labelling experiments and structure-oriented organic work where a pentadeuterated phenyl ring is advantageous. Categories cover spectroscopy and spectrometry, specifically compounds for NMR, so the product aligns with analytical and synthetic laboratories that require defined isotopic composition. Physical and identity data from manufacturer Carl ROTH enable straightforward matching to protocols and inventory systems. The compact glass unit is practical for controlled dispensing and method development. Use this deuterated phenylboronic acid where consistent Atom%D specification and clear CAS/EG identifiers are needed for documentation, method transfer and routine spectroscopic practice.
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Key features
- Deuterising degree: ≥98 %
- CAS number: 215527-70-1
- Pack size: 1 g glass
- EG nr.: 623-841-0
- Empirical formula: C₆D₅H₂BO₂
- Molar mass: 126,96 g/mol
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