4-bromoheptylbenzene

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4-bromoheptylbenzene – aromatic cross-coupling intermediate, C13H19Br, CAS 76287-49-5. Price on application.

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3D model 1-Bromo-4-heptylbenzene, CAS 76287-49-5, molecular formula C13H19Br, molar mass 255.19 g/mol
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Description

4-bromoheptylbenzene is a functionalised aromatic intermediate carrying a heptyl chain.

The aryl bromide is the electrophilic half of the cross-coupling pair: it undergoes oxidative addition to palladium, and it is equally the entry point to halogen-metal exchange when an aryllithium or Grignard reagent is wanted. Bromides are the usual working compromise – reactive enough for standard catalyst systems, cheaper and more robust than the iodides.

Key data

  • Catalogue code: KC1029
  • CAS number: 76287-49-5
  • Molecular formula: C13H19Br
  • Molecular weight: 255.19 g/mol
  • Category: Aromatics
  • Also listed as: 1-bromo-4-n-heptylbenzene

What the substitution pattern does

The heptyl chain places this compound at n=7 in its homologous series. Chain length is not a cosmetic variable here: each added methylene lowers the melting point unevenly and shifts the balance between nematic and smectic order, because an odd-numbered chain sets its terminal bond at a different angle to the molecular long axis than an even one. Homologues therefore alternate in behaviour rather than trending smoothly, and an odd-numbered member frequently outperforms both of its neighbours for a given formulation.

Typical applications

  • precursor to the matching boronic acid or trifluoroborate
  • alkyl-chain building block for calamitic mesogens
  • general intermediate for fine chemical and materials synthesis
  • oxidative-addition partner in palladium-catalysed cross-coupling
  • halogen-metal exchange to the aryllithium or Grignard reagent

Ordering

This compound is supplied to order. Pricing depends on quantity and on the specification you need, so it is quoted rather than listed – send an enquiry stating the quantity and any purity or analytical requirement, and you will receive a written quotation.

Please quote CAS 76287-49-5 or catalogue code KC1029 when enquiring, so that the correct isomer is supplied.

Handling and documentation

Supplied for laboratory and industrial use by trained personnel only. Not for use as a medicine, food, cosmetic or biocide, and not for administration to humans or animals. Safety documentation is issued with the order; this page is not a source of hazard information.

Additional information

Catalogue code

KC1029

CAS number

76287-49-5

Molecular formula

C13H19Br

Molecular weight

255.19 g/mol

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