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Elements and their salts

Fundamental building blocks of chemistry, including metals, nonmetals, and metalloids, and their ionic compounds (salts). Essential in materials science, electronics, and a variety of industries.

Oxidants

A substance that acquires electrons in a REDOX reaction. Many organic reactions require the use of oxidants, such as the oxidation of double and triple bonds, alcohols and aldehydes.

Substances composed of ions that are liquid at or near room temperature are called room temperature ionic liquids,room temperature molten salts,organic ionic liquids,etc.,referred to as ionic liquids.

Pyridine Ionic Liquid

Quaternary Ammonium Salt Ionic Liquid

Imidazole Ionic Liquid

Pyrrole Ionic Liquid

Quaternary Phosphonium Salt Ionic Liquid

Other Ionic Liquids

Reducing Reagents

Reducing agents are reactants that lose electrons (or electron pair deviation) in oxidation-reduction reactions. Reducing agents are often used in organic reactions, such as the reduction of double and triple bonds, the reduction of carbonyl groups, and the reduction of aromatic rings .

Silane Reducing Reagents

Borane Reducing Reagents

Boron Hydride Reducing Reagents

Other Reducing Reagents

Halogenating Reagents

reaction reagent in which halogen atoms are introduced into a single substance or compound to produce halides.

Fluorination Reagent

Bromination Reagent

Other Non-Halogenated C-X Bond Generating Reagent

Chlorination Reagent

Iodine Reagent

Condensation Reaction & Active Esterification

Condensation reaction refers to the same or different organic compound molecules combine with each other, precipitate one or more molecules of water or other compounds to form a new substance, such as aldol condensation.

Protection and Derivatization Reagents

Molecules containing two or more functional groups, in order to prevent one of the functional groups from being damaged by the reaction, a reagent is commonly used to protect it first, and then remove the protective agent after the reaction is completed.

Phase Transfer Catalysts

A class of catalysts that can help transfer reactants from one phase to another that can react,thereby speeding up the reaction rate of heterophase systems.

Alkylating Reagents

The reaction of introducing alkyl (-R) into carbon,nitrogen,oxygen and other atoms of organic molecules is referred to as alkylation.

Dehydration Reagents

Refers to a class of reagents that can remove H and OH from the substrate in a reaction.

Wittig Reagents

A class of reagents used in Wittig reactions, most of which are phosphorus Ylide.

C-S bond Generation Reagents

A class of reagents used to form new CS bonds.

Amination Reactions

Carbonyl compounds in organic compounds (such as ketones,anhydrides,etc.) react with amine substrates to produce the corresponding amination products.

Phosphorylations

A substance capable of adding a phosphate group to a compound to form a phosphorylated product.

Chelates & Complexes

A complex with a ring structure is obtained by chelating two or more ligands with the same metal ion to form a chelating ring.

Organic General Reagents

The most commonly used organic reagent, the basic raw material of organic synthesis, is a laboratory necessity in chemistry, materials, environment, biology and other fields.

Organic Electrochemical Synthesis Reagent

Reagents used in organic electrochemical synthesis. The old bond is broken and the new bond is formed through the charge transfer and the mutual conversion of electric energy and chemical energy between organic molecules or catalytic medium at the electrode/solution interface.

Cyanide Reagents

In organic synthesis, a compound involved in a cyaniding reaction that introduces a cyanide group.

Other General Reagents

Complementary products to general agents.