Description
Specifications Table
| Product Name | Methanesulphonyl Chloride (MSCI) pure, 98% |
|---|---|
| Pack Size | 500 ml – 2500 ml – 25 Ltr |
| Form | Liquid |
| Grade | Pure, 98% |
| Application | Organic synthesis, pharmaceutical intermediates, research |
Product Description
Methanesulphonyl Chloride (MSCI) is a highly reactive sulfonyl chloride used extensively in organic synthesis. With a purity of 98%, this reagent is ideal for researchers, chemists, and educators working on projects requiring precise chemical reactions. Whether you’re synthesizing pharmaceutical intermediates or conducting lab experiments, MSCI offers reliable performance.
At eqipped, we ensure that every batch of Methanesulphonyl Chloride meets stringent quality standards, making it a trusted choice for academic and industrial applications. The chemical is available in multiple pack sizes, including 500 ml, 2500 ml, and 25 Ltr, catering to both small-scale research and bulk requirements.
MSCI is particularly valued for its role in introducing methanesulfonyl groups into organic molecules, a critical step in many synthetic pathways. Its stability and reactivity make it a preferred reagent in laboratories across India.
Need high-purity Methanesulphonyl Chloride for your research? Order now from eqipped and get lab-grade chemicals delivered to your doorstep.
FAQs
What is Methanesulphonyl Chloride used for?
MSCI is primarily used in organic synthesis for introducing methanesulfonyl groups, acting as a protecting group in pharmaceutical and chemical research.
Is Methanesulphonyl Chloride safe to handle?
No, MSCI is corrosive and should be handled with proper protective equipment in a controlled environment.
What pack sizes are available for MSCI at eqipped?
You can buy Methanesulphonyl Chloride in 500 ml, 2500 ml, and 25 Ltr pack sizes to suit your lab requirements.
How should I store Methanesulphonyl Chloride?
Store MSCI in a tightly sealed container in a cool, dry place, away from moisture and incompatible chemicals.
Can I use MSCI for educational lab experiments?
Yes, MSCI is commonly used in academic settings for chemistry experiments, provided proper safety protocols are followed.
