CAS NO:372-48-5  2-Fluoropyridine
CAS NO:372-48-5  2-Fluoropyridine
CAS NO:372-48-5  2-Fluoropyridine
CAS NO:372-48-5  2-Fluoropyridine
CAS NO:372-48-5  2-Fluoropyridine
CAS NO:372-48-5  2-Fluoropyridine
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  • CAS NO:372-48-5  2-Fluoropyridine
  • CAS NO:372-48-5  2-Fluoropyridine
  • CAS NO:372-48-5  2-Fluoropyridine
  • CAS NO:372-48-5  2-Fluoropyridine
  • CAS NO:372-48-5  2-Fluoropyridine
  • CAS NO:372-48-5  2-Fluoropyridine

CAS NO:372-48-5 2-Fluoropyridine

Applications Of 2-Fluoropyridine CAS NO:372-48-5 Catalysis and Fluorination Processes: 2-Fluoropyridine is used in catalysis and fluorination processes; 2-fluoropyridine, in positron emission tomography (PET) imaging, a medical imaging technique; 2-fluoropyridine is an important aspect for environmental safety and pharmaceutical effluent management; Using 2-fluoropyridine as a ligand enables high levels of chemo- and regioselectivity in Pd-catalyzed aerobic oxidative coupling reactions, useful in the synthesis of polymers and resins;

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PRODUCT NAME  2-Fluoropyridine
CAS NO 372-48-5  
MF C5H4FN
MW 97.09
EINECS 206-757-5
BP 126 °C/753 mmHg (lit.)
DENSITY 1.128 g/mL at 25 °C (lit.)
FP 83 °F
STORAGE Inert atmosphere,2-8°C
APPEARANCE Clear colorless to light yellow liquid
PACKAGE According client's request
DELIVERY 2-3days

2-Fluoropyridine CAS NO:372-48-5 is an organic compound with the chemical formula CHF. It is a colorless liquid that has a strong odor and burns easily. The compound has been used in the synthesis of pharmaceutical drugs, pesticides, and dyestuff intermediates. 2-Fluoropyridine is synthesized by reacting anhydrous sodium or chlorine with amines or ammonia in the presence of hydrogen gas. The reaction mechanism for this reaction involves nucleophilic attack on the carbon atom adjacent to the fluorine atom followed by displacement of chlorine. Asymmetric synthesis can also be performed by using chiral auxiliaries to generate one enantiomer of 2-fluoropyridine from an equimolar mixture of reactants.
 

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