BENZALDEHYDE, [CARBONYL-14C]
BENZALDEHYDE, [CARBONYL-14C]
CAS:
Molecular Formula: C7H6O
BENZALDEHYDE, [CARBONYL-14C] - Names and Identifiers
| Name | BENZALDEHYDE, [CARBONYL-14C] |
| Synonyms | BENZALDEHYDE, [CARBONYL-14C] |
BENZALDEHYDE, [CARBONYL-14C] - Physico-chemical Properties
| Molecular Formula | C7H6O |
| Molar Mass | 108.14 |
BENZALDEHYDE, [CARBONYL-14C] - Introduction
Benzaldehyde is an organic compound with the chemical formula C6H5CHO. It is a colorless liquid with a special bitter almond fragrance. Benzaldehyde is an aromatic aldehyde compound.
One of the main uses of Benzaldehyde is as a chemical raw material. It can be used to synthesize a variety of organic compounds, such as benzoic acid, styrene and almond alcohol. Benzaldehyde are also widely used in the food and flavor industries to prepare food additives, spices and perfumes. In addition, Benzaldehyde has bactericidal and antiseptic properties in some areas and is therefore also used in the agricultural and pharmaceutical industries.
Benzaldehyde can be prepared in a variety of ways. Common preparation methods include benzene oxidation, acetic acid oxidation and formic acid chromic acid oxidation. These methods are generally starting from benzene or benzyl alcohol and other starting materials, through a series of reactions to obtain Benzaldehyde.
When using and storing Benzaldehyde, you need to pay attention to its safety. Due to its volatility, the Benzaldehyde will emit a pungent odor at room temperature, so it needs to be well ventilated. Benzaldehyde is a flammable liquid that will burn when exposed to open flames or high temperatures, so contact with ignition sources should be avoided. At the same time, Benzaldehyde irritation to the skin and eyes, wear appropriate protective equipment such as gloves and goggles during use. When storing Benzaldehyde, avoid contact with oxidants and acids to avoid dangerous reactions.
It should be noted that [CARBONYL-14C] means that a radioactive carbon isotope 14C replaces one carbon atom in benzaldehyde. When using and handling chemicals with radioisotopes, operations should be carried out in accordance with relevant radiation protection regulations and safety measures should be observed to ensure the safety of personnel and the environment.
One of the main uses of Benzaldehyde is as a chemical raw material. It can be used to synthesize a variety of organic compounds, such as benzoic acid, styrene and almond alcohol. Benzaldehyde are also widely used in the food and flavor industries to prepare food additives, spices and perfumes. In addition, Benzaldehyde has bactericidal and antiseptic properties in some areas and is therefore also used in the agricultural and pharmaceutical industries.
Benzaldehyde can be prepared in a variety of ways. Common preparation methods include benzene oxidation, acetic acid oxidation and formic acid chromic acid oxidation. These methods are generally starting from benzene or benzyl alcohol and other starting materials, through a series of reactions to obtain Benzaldehyde.
When using and storing Benzaldehyde, you need to pay attention to its safety. Due to its volatility, the Benzaldehyde will emit a pungent odor at room temperature, so it needs to be well ventilated. Benzaldehyde is a flammable liquid that will burn when exposed to open flames or high temperatures, so contact with ignition sources should be avoided. At the same time, Benzaldehyde irritation to the skin and eyes, wear appropriate protective equipment such as gloves and goggles during use. When storing Benzaldehyde, avoid contact with oxidants and acids to avoid dangerous reactions.
It should be noted that [CARBONYL-14C] means that a radioactive carbon isotope 14C replaces one carbon atom in benzaldehyde. When using and handling chemicals with radioisotopes, operations should be carried out in accordance with relevant radiation protection regulations and safety measures should be observed to ensure the safety of personnel and the environment.
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