I.Introduction
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Product name: Benzyl 5-Hydroxypentanoate |
Purity: 95% min |
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CAS: 134848-96-7 |
MF: C12H16O3 |
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Appearance: Colorless to pale yellow liquid |
MW: 208.25 |
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Packaging: 100g/50KG/100KG or according to customer’s requirements |
Transport Information: Non-dangerous goods |
Product manager email: eva@coreychem.com
II.Application
1.Organic Synthesis Intermediate
Widely used as an intermediate in organic synthesis. Its ester structure and hydroxyl functional group make it a useful building block for further chemical transformations. It can participate in esterification, oxidation, and substitution reactions, enabling the preparation of more complex organic molecules in fine chemical production.
2.Fragrance and Aroma Chemical Manufacturing
This compound is applied in the fragrance industry as a precursor or modifying agent for aroma ingredients. Its mild chemical profile and ester functionality allow it to be incorporated into fragrance formulations, contributing to the development of stable scent compounds used in perfumes, personal care products, and cosmetic formulations.
3.Specialty Chemical Formulations
Used in the preparation of specialty chemical formulations where controlled reactivity and functional group compatibility are required. It serves as an intermediate component in developing performance chemicals, helping adjust solubility, volatility, or reactivity in multi-component systems.
4.Research and Laboratory Applications
In laboratory research, this compound is utilized as a reference material or intermediate for studying ester behavior, reaction mechanisms, and functional group transformations. It is commonly employed in synthetic chemistry research for method development and compound optimization.
5.Polymer and Material Science Applications
Due to the presence of both ester and hydroxyl groups, this compound can be used in material science as a modifying agent or precursor in polymer-related research. It may contribute to the development of functionalized polymers, improving flexibility, adhesion, or chemical compatibility in experimental material systems.