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  Product Overview:

Academic Use – Ideal for Organic Reaction Study

Acetyl chloride is a core reagent in organic chemistry practicals, especially in synthesis and acetylation experiments. It helps students understand nucleophilic substitution reactions and is used in preparing esters and amides. With Lancer’s AR-grade purity, students and faculty can trust its reactivity and results in controlled lab environments.

Industrial Use – Pharmaceutical and Fine Chemical Synthesis

Industries rely on acetyl chloride for introducing acetyl groups into molecules, which is critical in pharmaceutical and agrochemical manufacturing. It acts as an acylating agent in the production of active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs), dyes, and polymers. Lancer ensures consistent batch quality, essential for repeatability in industrial R&D and quality control labs.

Institutional Use—Analytical Reagent for Research Applications

Government and private research labs use acetyl chloride as a reagent in analytical methods and synthesis protocols. Whether in chemical modification or compound derivatization, it’s a dependable choice for institutional use. Its 500 ml packaging ensures optimal quantity for both small-scale and pilot-level research setups.

 FAQs:

1. What is the main laboratory use of acetyl chloride?

It is used as an acylating agent for introducing acetyl groups in organic synthesis.

2. Can this product be used in pharmaceutical R&D?

Yes, acetyl chloride is widely used in pharmaceutical synthesis and formulation research.

3. Is this grade safe for academic use?

Yes, it is an AR-grade product suitable for academic and research laboratories with proper handling.

4. How should acetyl chloride be stored?

Store in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated space away from moisture and incompatible substances like alcohols or amines.

5. Are there safer alternatives to acetyl chloride?

Yes, acetic anhydride is a safer and commonly used alternative to acetyl chloride for acetylation reactions.