Description
Specifications Table
| Product Name | Borane-pyridine complex, 95%, (ca. 9.4M), AcroSeal® |
|---|---|
| Pack Size | 100ML |
| Form | Liquid |
| Grade | AcroSeal® (High Purity) |
| Application | Organic synthesis, reduction reactions, laboratory research |
Product Description
Borane-pyridine complex is a versatile reducing agent widely used in organic chemistry for selective reductions of carboxylic acids, aldehydes, and ketones. This high-purity (95%) formulation, stabilized in pyridine, offers controlled reactivity and ease of handling compared to traditional borane sources. The AcroSeal® packaging ensures minimal moisture exposure, preserving stability for consistent performance in research and synthesis applications.
Whether you’re working on hydroboration, amide reductions, or other lab-scale reactions, this borane-pyridine complex provides reliable results. Its 9.4M concentration makes it suitable for both small-scale experiments and larger preparations. Researchers and students alike trust this reagent for its predictable behavior and compatibility with standard lab protocols.
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The complex’s pyridine stabilization enhances safety during storage and handling, though standard precautions for air-sensitive reagents should still be followed. Its liquid form allows for precise volumetric measurements, reducing waste in critical experiments. From academic labs to industrial R&D, this product is a staple for chemists requiring controlled reduction chemistry.
FAQs
What is the typical shelf life of borane-pyridine complex?
When stored properly under inert atmosphere at room temperature, the product maintains its specified purity for at least 12 months from the date of manufacture.
Can this be used for large-scale reductions?
While primarily designed for lab-scale work, the 100mL packaging allows for moderate scale-up. For industrial quantities, we recommend contacting our team for bulk options.
What solvents work best with this complex?
It’s commonly used in THF, dichloromethane, or diethyl ether. Avoid protic solvents that may react with the borane functionality.
How does this compare to borane-THF complex?
This pyridine complex offers better thermal stability and is often preferred for reactions requiring higher temperatures or longer reaction times.
Is special equipment needed for handling?
Standard air-sensitive technique equipment (septum-sealed containers, syringes, inert gas lines) is recommended for safe and effective use.
