Chemical Reagents

Chemical Reagents can be divided into different categories. On ECHEMI, we divided them into Deuterated Reagents, Organic Reagents, Silane Reagent, Chiral Chemicals, Grignard Reagent, and Desulfurizer. A common Deuterated Reagent is Lithium tetradeuteroaluminate, which is commonly used as a source of deuterium atoms to produce tritium for cooling nuclear reactors.. A common Organic Reagent is Benzyldodecyldimethylammonium chloride, which is used as acrylic fiber leveling agent, dye retardant for printing and dyeing fabric, oil field oil well fungicide, cooling water system sterilization and algaecide, medical device disinfectant, etc. A common Silane Reagent is Methyltris(methyl ethyl ketoxime)silane, which is used as a neutral curing agent in silicone sealant formulations. A common chiral chemical is L-Dibenzoyltartaric acid, an organic chiral compound that can be used as an organic intermediate and pharmaceutical intermediate. A common Grignard reagent is Benzylmagnesium bromide, which can be used in the preparation of 2,6-dimethyl-2-heptanol. A common Desulfurizer is TETRABUTYLAMMONIUM FLUORIDE, a reagent for the preparation of terminal olefins from primary alkyl iodides. More other common chemical reagents are available on ECHEMI, just feel free to inform us what you need and get competitive quotes!

A chemical reagent is a substance or compound to achieve or test a chemical change in chemical reactions. Reagents can be organic or inorganic compounds, and are selected based on their properties and ability to facilitate specific reactions. Chemical reagents are widely used in various fields, like chemistry, biochemistry, and other related areas for purposes such as synthesizing, analyzing, purifying, or characterizing chemical substances.

A chemical can be any specific chemical element or chemical compound with certain properties, however a reagent takes part in the chemical reactions and will convert to something else. That is to say a reagent is a chemical which is used to bring out a certain chemical reaction.