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Catalog number HA5005600431.5G
Price for HA5005600431.5G
Size / count 5 g
This polymer bound alkylsulfonyl chloride resin is an equivalent to alkyl sulfonic chloride and can be used in numerous applications. When this resin is treated with nucleophiles, a variety of polymer bound sulfonates can be created (e.g. sulfonyl azides, sulfonyl hydrazine) and subsequently used as polymeric supports, polymer bound reagents or in catalytic organic synthesis. Application in the "catch and release" strategy, where the resin catches a compound to form a polymer bound tosylate. Purifying the polymer bound tosylate by washing and subsequent treatment by a nucleophile, releases the target product from the resin. A typical application is to form polymer bound tosylates by loading alcohols to the resin. Treatment with nucleophiles like amines, imidazoles or thiols generates the corresponding sec. or tert. amines, alkylimidazoles or thioethers. This resin can also be used as a scavenger for amines, hydrazines and other nucleophiles.
The catalog number for Polystyrene A Sulfonyl Chloride is HA5005600431.5G.
Polystyrene A Sulfonyl Chloride is available in the following size(s): 5 g.
Polystyrene A Sulfonyl Chloride is currently made to order / not held in immediate stock. Contact us for lead time.
This polymer bound alkylsulfonyl chloride resin is an equivalent to alkyl sulfonic chloride and can be used in numerous applications. When this resin is treated with nucleophiles, a variety of polymer bound sulfonates can be created (e.g. sulfonyl azides, sulfonyl hydrazine) and subsequently used as
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We recommend aliquoting the product upon receipt to avoid repeated freeze-thaw cycles, which can reduce activity and stability. This is your responsibility once the product has been delivered.
Recommended antigen retrieval methods, where applicable, are listed on the datasheet under the IHC protocol section.