Product Overview

In academic laboratories, TBA is used to teach solvent polarity effects and reaction mechanisms like dehydration or esterification, showcasing tertiary alcohol chemistry in a practical context.

In industrial R&D, it functions as a critical organic intermediate for peroxides, antioxidants, and fine chemicals and as a denaturant in ethanol-based formulations—fueling both lab-scale and pilot synthesis.

In institutional research, TBA’s solvent properties and stability make it ideal in studies involving extraction, freeze-drying matrices, or chemical kinetics under controlled conditions.

FAQs

1. What is TBA typically used for in labs?
   It serves as a solvent, an intermediate in organic synthesis, and an agent for dehydration or esterification reactions.
2. Is it miscible in common lab solvents?
   Yes—TBA is miscible with water, ethanol, and many organic solvents.
   
3. Can it be used in fragrance or fuel studies?
   Absolutely—it’s used in denatured alcohol, as a deodorant in perfumes, and as a fuel additive.
4. How is it stored for safety and purity?
   Store sealed in a cool, well-ventilated area due to its flammability and volatility.
5. Why choose Lancer’s TBA?
   Lancer ensures high-purity reagent-grade quality tailored for precise academic and R&D needs.