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CAS NO.34825-70-2 1-AMINO-5-HEXENE |
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Product Name |
1-AMINO-5-HEXENE |
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Synonyms |
RARECHEMANKA1437;1-AMINO-5-HEXENE;Hex-5-en-1-amine;hex-5-en-1-amineHCl;1-AMINO-5-HEXENE,98%1-AMINO-5-HEXENE,98%1-AMINO-5-HEXENE,98%1-AMINO-5-HEXENE,98%;5-Hexen-1-amine(9CI,ACI);5-Hexen-1-ylamine;1-amino-5-hexylene |
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CAS NO. |
34825-70-2 |
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Purity |
98% min |
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MF |
C6H13N |
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MW |
99.17 |
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Storage |
Preserve in a well-closed container and keep in cool, dry place, avoid light. |
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Package |
In fluoride bottle/ Fluoride drums/iron drums/plastic drums/IBC Tank ,etc. |
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Shipment method |
By Sea, Air, Courier door to door, etc. |
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Loading Port |
China any port, Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong etc. |
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Application |
1-Amino-5-hexene (CAS NO. 34825-70-2) is mainly used as a specialty organic synthesis intermediate for the preparation of functionalized polymers, pharmaceuticals, agrochemicals, and other nitrogen-containing compounds. |
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Contact |
Contact person: Mr.Benson Han Email: inquiry@dakenchem.com |
Frequently Asked Questions：
Q1: What is the main use of 1-Amino-5-hexene (CAS NO. 34825-70-2)?
A: 1-Amino-5-hexene (CAS NO. 34825-70-2) is mainly used as an organic synthesis intermediate for producing functional polymers, pharmaceutical intermediates, and specialty chemicals due to its reactive amino and vinyl groups.
Q2: What makes 1-Amino-5-hexene (CAS NO. 34825-70-2) useful in chemical synthesis?
A: 1-Amino-5-hexene (CAS NO. 34825-70-2) contains both a primary amine group and a terminal alkene group, allowing chemists to perform diverse transformations and introduce multiple functionalities into target molecules.
Application Cases
Case 1: Polymer Functionalization
1-Amino-5-hexene (CAS NO. 34825-70-2) can be used as a functional monomer or modification reagent to introduce amino-functional groups into polymer chains, improving adhesion, chemical reactivity, and surface properties.
Case 2: Pharmaceutical Intermediate Synthesis
Researchers use 1-Amino-5-hexene (CAS NO. 34825-70-2) as a building block in organic synthesis routes to construct nitrogen-containing molecules with further structural modifications.
