4-(Methyl-d3)phenol
P-CRESOL-D3 (METHYL-D3)
CAS: 108561-00-8
Molecular Formula: C7H5D3O
4-(Methyl-d3)phenol - Names and Identifiers
| Name | P-CRESOL-D3 (METHYL-D3) |
| Synonyms | p-Cresol-d3 [2H3]-p-Cresol 4-Methyl phenol-d3 4-Hydroxytoluene-d3 4-(Methyl-d3)phenol P-CRESOL-D3 (METHYL-D3) |
| CAS | 108561-00-8 |
4-(Methyl-d3)phenol - Physico-chemical Properties
| Molecular Formula | C7H5D3O |
| Molar Mass | 111.16 |
| Storage Condition | 2-8°C |
4-(Methyl-d3)phenol - Introduction
P-CRESOL-D3 (METHYL-D3) is an isotopically labeled compound with the chemical formula C7H8D3O. It is an isotopically-labeled compound of p-cresol in which a hydrogen atom is replaced by a deuterium atom. The following is a detailed description of the nature, use, formulation and safety information of the P-CRESOL-D3:
Nature:
-Appearance: colorless liquid
-Density: approx. 1.04g/cm³
-Melting point: about 31-34 ° C
-Boiling point: About 203 ° C
-Refractive index: about 1.524
Use:
P-CRESOL-D3 are mainly used in research and analysis, especially in nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) and mass spectrometry. It can be used as an internal standard substance for quantitative analysis and structural identification.
Preparation Method:
In General, P-CRESOL-D3 can be prepared by isotopic labeling of p-Cresol with deuterated hydrogen. A particular method of preparation may involve the reaction of p-cresol and hydrogen deuteride to produce P-CRESOL-D3.
Safety Information:
- P-CRESOL-D3 are chemical substances, and they should be fully understood and understood according to the experimental requirements before use.
-It may irritate the eyes, skin and respiratory system, so direct contact should be avoided during use.
-Wear appropriate personal protective equipment, such as laboratory gloves, face shield and protective glasses.
-During storage and handling, care should be taken to avoid contact with acids, oxidants and flammable substances.
-For specific safety information and operational guidelines, it is recommended to refer to the safety data sheet (SDS) of the chemical or seek advice from the relevant professional.
Nature:
-Appearance: colorless liquid
-Density: approx. 1.04g/cm³
-Melting point: about 31-34 ° C
-Boiling point: About 203 ° C
-Refractive index: about 1.524
Use:
P-CRESOL-D3 are mainly used in research and analysis, especially in nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) and mass spectrometry. It can be used as an internal standard substance for quantitative analysis and structural identification.
Preparation Method:
In General, P-CRESOL-D3 can be prepared by isotopic labeling of p-Cresol with deuterated hydrogen. A particular method of preparation may involve the reaction of p-cresol and hydrogen deuteride to produce P-CRESOL-D3.
Safety Information:
- P-CRESOL-D3 are chemical substances, and they should be fully understood and understood according to the experimental requirements before use.
-It may irritate the eyes, skin and respiratory system, so direct contact should be avoided during use.
-Wear appropriate personal protective equipment, such as laboratory gloves, face shield and protective glasses.
-During storage and handling, care should be taken to avoid contact with acids, oxidants and flammable substances.
-For specific safety information and operational guidelines, it is recommended to refer to the safety data sheet (SDS) of the chemical or seek advice from the relevant professional.
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