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Potassium 2-phenoxyphenyltrifluoroboroate

CAS 213745-39-2C12H9BF3KOChemical Synthesis

Potassium 2-phenoxyphenyltrifluoroboroate (CAS: 213745-39-2; Formula: C12H9BF3KO; MW: 276.10) is a valuable organoboron compound. It functions as a cross-coupling partner in palladium-catalysed Suzuki reactions for carbon-carbon bond formation. This trifluoroborate salt also exhibits utility in radical cyclization reactions under open-flask conditions, making it a versatile reagent in synthetic organic chemistry.

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Potassium 2-phenoxyphenyltrifluoroboroate (C12H9BF3KO) — chemical structure, CAS 213745-39-2; Chemistry, fine chemical supplied by Tech Serve Solutions
Aryl Trifluoroborate SaltsChemical SynthesisOrganometallic ReagentsTrifluoroborate Salts
01 /Applications

Suzuki Coupling Reactions

Serves as an effective cross-coupling partner in palladium-catalysed Suzuki reactions. It facilitates the formation of carbon-carbon bonds, essential for constructing complex organic molecules.

Radical Cyclization

Demonstrates utility in radical cyclization processes. These reactions can be performed under open-flask conditions, offering a practical synthetic route.

Synthetic Reagent

A useful building block in chemical synthesis, particularly for introducing the 2-phenoxyphenyl moiety into target structures via organometallic coupling methods.

02 /Properties
Molecular weight276.10
Empirical formulaC12H9BF3KO
Assay97%
ApplicationCross-coupling partner in Palladium-catalyzed carbon-carbon bond formation (Suzuki reaction) and has shown recently to undergo radical cyclization under open-flask conditions
Melting point219-224 °C
03 /Safety & handling
GHS hazard pictogram: Toxic (GHS06)
Toxic
Danger

Hazard statements

  • H301Toxic if swallowed

Precautionary statements

  • P261Avoid breathing dust, fume, gas or vapours
  • P280Wear protective gloves, clothing and eye/face protection
  • P301IF SWALLOWED
  • P311Call a POISON CENTER or doctor
Transport (UN / ADR)UN 2811 6.1 / PGIII
Water hazard class (WGK, DE)3
Hazard codes (EU)T
Risk statements (R)23/24/25
Safety statements (S)45

Hazard information is provided for guidance. Always consult the product Safety Data Sheet (SDS), available on request, before handling.

04 /Identifiers & registry
CAS number
213745-39-2
MDL number
MFCD22572697
05 /Quality & supply

Documentation

Every batch ships with a Certificate of Analysis covering assay, identity and purity; the grade is confirmed against your enquiry. Safety Data Sheets and technical data sheets are available on request.

Supply & logistics

Samples for technical evaluation; bulk MOQ by grade and packaging. In-stock material ships in 7–10 working days, worldwide, with full export documentation.

06 /Frequently asked questions

What is Potassium 2-phenoxyphenyltrifluoroboroate used for?

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Potassium 2-phenoxyphenyltrifluoroboroate is primarily used as a cross-coupling partner in palladium-catalysed Suzuki reactions for carbon-carbon bond formation and in radical cyclization reactions.

What is the CAS number and formula for Potassium 2-phenoxyphenyltrifluoroboroate?

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The CAS number is 213745-39-2 and the molecular formula is C12H9BF3KO.

What grade and purity does Tech Serve Solutions supply?

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Tech Serve Solutions supplies this chemical with an assay of 97%. We do not represent this product as USP, BP, or EP grade.

What are the main safety hazards associated with this chemical?

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This compound is classified as dangerous. It is harmful if swallowed, in contact with skin, and if inhaled (H301 + H311 + H331). Handle with appropriate personal protective equipment in a well-ventilated area.

How is this chemical packed and shipped?

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This product is shipped as UN 2811, Class 6.1, Packing Group III. TSS exports globally, adhering to all transport regulations.

How can I request a sample or quote?

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