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Aluminum, trihexadecyl-

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Chemical Name: Aluminum, trihexadecyl-
CAS Number: 1726-65-4
Product Number: AG00B4B9(AGN-PC-014KHF)
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Molecular Formula: C48H99Al
Molecular Weight: 703.281198

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Trihexadecylaluminum, also known as AlH16C48, is a unique organoaluminium compound widely utilized in chemical synthesis as a potent reducing agent and catalyst. Its ability to undergo selective bond activations and transformations makes it a valuable tool in various synthetic reactions.In organic chemistry, Trihexadecylaluminum serves as a key reagent for the activation of C=O and C=C bonds, enabling efficient reduction and functionalization processes in the formation of various organic compounds. Its high reactivity under mild conditions makes it a preferred choice for selective reductions, such as the conversion of ketones to alcohols or aldehydes.Additionally, Trihexadecylaluminum is employed as a catalyst in the polymerization of olefins, facilitating the growth of high molecular weight polymers with controlled structures and properties. Its ability to initiate polymerization reactions with precision makes it a crucial component in the production of specialty polymers and advanced materials.Furthermore, in coordination chemistry, Trihexadecylaluminum acts as a Lewis acid, participating in complexation reactions with organic ligands to form stable coordination compounds. These complexes find applications in asymmetric catalysis and metal-organic frameworks, showcasing the versatility of Trihexadecylaluminum in diverse chemical transformations.Overall, the unique properties and reactivity of Trihexadecylaluminum make it an indispensable reagent and catalyst in chemical synthesis, enabling the efficient and selective production of valuable organic compounds and materials.