Laboratory & Synthesis Solvents
Synthesis chemists pick solvents for solubility, boiling point, dryness and how easily they come out at work-up. This sub-category supplies reaction solvents in grades suited to the flask rather than the instrument. Examples include Acetonitrile anhydrous 99.8%, 1-Butanol anhydrous 99.8%, 2-Methyltetrahydrofuran 98%, 1,3-Dioxolane and Acetic acid glacial at 99.9985%.
Water content is usually the deciding figure for organometallic, acylation and coupling reactions. Anhydrous grades are dried and packed under inert gas. For general synthesis, a 99% grade is often enough and costs less. 2-MeTHF is worth a look as a greener alternative to THF, with better phase separation from water and a higher boiling point.
- Anhydrous grades for moisture-sensitive chemistry
- Stabilised ethers to limit peroxide formation
- Larger packs for kilo-lab and pilot runs
Containers range from septum-capped bottles to steel drums. Each lot ships with a COA and SDS, and solvents can be consolidated with your reagents in a single quote panel enquiry.
Laboratory & Synthesis Solvents: questions buyers ask
Is 2-MeTHF a direct replacement for THF?
How do I keep an anhydrous solvent dry after opening?
Why buy glacial acetic acid at such high purity?
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