AC-10668 - bromobenzene-99-pure | 108-86-1

<p>Bromobenzene</p>

<p>BR1026 - Bromobenzene</p>

Bromobenzene is a reactive molecule that can be used in organic syntheses. It can also be used to change the properties of other molecules, such as reducing the reactivity of anhydrous sodium. Bromobenzene has been shown to have hepatotoxic effects in rats by inducing liver lesions and affecting iron homeostasis. Bromobenzene is toxic to humans and reacts with oxygen to form bromate, which is toxic to cells. The reaction mechanism for this process has not been elucidated yet, but it is believed that a tetrazolium dye may be involved in the oxidation catalyst. br>br> Bromobenzene is an aromatic compound with chemical formula C6H5Br. This molecule consists of benzene ring with two bromine atoms attached at ortho positions on the ring (see figure). br>br> The general structure for aromatic compounds is as follows: br>br> C

Halogenated derivatives of aromatic hydrocarbons, nesoi

<p>Bromobenzene is used as solvent in organic synthesis. It is used to prepare the phenylmagnesium bromide, a Grignard reagent, an intermediate in the preparation of benzoic acid by reacting with carbon dioxide. It is a precursor for making phencyclidine. It is useful for the introduction of phenyl gro</p>