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2-Bromotriphenylene
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2-Bromotriphenylene

CAS: 19111-87-6

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2-Bromotriphenylene
Synonyms:
  • 2-Bromobenzo[9,10]Phenanthrene
Description:

2-Bromotriphenylene is a brominating agent that has the ability to react with sodium carbonate and emit light. The luminescence of 2-bromotriphenylene can be used as an indicator of the degree of dilution, or how much water is present in a solution. It also emits light when it reacts with chloride ions in a reaction solution. 2-Bromotriphenylene can be used as a polymer matrix to form polymeric films, which are then used as catalysts for organic reactions. The luminescence properties of 2-bromotriphenylene make it suitable for use in functional theory experiments. This chemical compound is relatively low cost, and has been shown to have high yield in catalysis.

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Molecular weight:
307.19 g/mol
Formula:
C18H11Br
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Min. 95%
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