09-20-03 06:58
No 460099
Are there any Industrial,manufacturing uses for Phenylmagnesium Bromide?
( C6H5BrMg )CAS#100-58-3
(Chief Bee)
09-20-03 07:12
No 460101
Yes.
If you are asking just to have an excuse to buy it, then don't bother to do it. The seller will find out if you know what you are talking about or not anyway, something you doesn't seem to know, or you wouldn't have asked.
(Newbee)
09-20-03 07:31
No 460102
Grignard-Reactions are easier than most of the literature would make you believe!
(Stranger)
09-22-03 07:14
No 460382
As far as making it Bromobenzene is a known carsiagine and is on a "list" so puts you back too square one???
(Chief Bee)
09-22-03 17:33
No 460471
If you are referring to Bromobenzene being a List I or II chemical, then I can tell you it is not, see Watched Chemicals in the US (../rhodium /watche
"But...", you may say, "Bromobenzene is covered in the list of watched chemicals in that document!"
To which I would reply - Yes, but so is Phenylmagnesium Bromide, and as you need one of them anyway, then why not buy the cheapest and most common of the two?
(Stranger)
09-23-03 06:30
No 460541
correct... so if you need to come up with a reason for having either( bromobenzene is used in motor oil additive products, magnesium turnings are used for metal castings) why not figure out one for the least expensive???
(PVC-Analog Taste-Tester)
09-24-03 17:26
No 460844
You might want to use p-Bromoanisole [CAS # 104-92-7] instead of bromobenzene, to avoid the eyes of the bad guys at the DEA. In the end, you'll get a product that's just about as potent as PCP. Peace!
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