Indoline | 496-15-1
Cas No :
496-15-1
Synonyms :
Form :
Liquid
Molecular Weight :
119,16 G/Mol
Molecular Formula :
C8H9N
Boiling Point :
220 - 221 °C
Melting Point :
231 °C
Flash Point :
93 °C
Solubility :
Chloroform, Methanol
Description :
Overview of Indoline
Indoline (2,3-Dihydroindole) is a bicyclic aromatic amine used as a pharmaceutical intermediate, chemical building block, and in materials chemistry. Known for its indoline structure, which provides unique reactivity and is present in various bioactive compounds, Indoline is widely used in pharmaceutical synthesis, the development of functional materials, and fine chemical manufacturing.
This compound appears as a colorless to pale yellow liquid that darkens on exposure to air. Its partially saturated indole structure provides useful reactivity in pharmaceutical and materials chemistry.
Related products include Indole, Phosphorus Pentachloride (used in related chlorination reactions), Tetrahydroquinoline, and other nitrogen-containing heterocycles used in pharmaceutical synthesis.
Applications of Indoline
Pharmaceutical Synthesis
- It is used to synthesize pharmaceutical intermediates
- Utilized in the process of preparing doline-based drugs
- It is used in the manufacturing of CNS-active substances
Industrial Chemical Synthesis
- It is used as a building element in organic synthesis
- It is used in the process of preparing a material that is functional
- It is used in the development of special chemicals
Advanced Applications
- Used in developing organic electronic materials
- Used in the process of synthesizing photochromic compounds
- Utilized in the preparation of catalysts and ligands
Safety & Handling Guidelines
- Avoid inhalation of vapors
- Use gloves, goggles, and protective clothing
- Handle in well-ventilated areas or a fume hood
- Air-sensitive—protect from oxidation
Where to Buy Indoline?
Indoline Manufacturer
ChemicalBull offers high-purity Indoline for research and pharmaceutical applications.
Indoline Supplier & Distributor
- In bulk quantities for research and pharmaceutical companies.
- Pure grades (97 percent (98%, 98 99 %, 97 percent)
- The package is packaged under an inert air
- COA MSDS as well as specifications are provided.
MSDS
Provides detailed safety guidelines, including air sensitivity and warnings, as well as handling prototype coils.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
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What is Indoline used for?
Used as a pharmaceutical intermediate, a building block in organic synthesis, in materials chemistry, and for preparing bioactive compounds. -
What is the molecular formula?
Molecular formula: C₈H₉N with molecular weight 119.16 g/mol. -
How is Indoline different from Indole?
Indoline is a partially saturated (reduced) form with no aromaticity in the pyrrole ring; Indole is fully aromatic, with different reactivity patterns.
