Product Description
34Dihydroxy5nitrobenzaldehyde is an aromatic compound with hydroxyl nitro and aldehyde functional groups Heres an overview of its structure properties and uses
Chemical Information
- Chemical Name 34Dihydroxy5nitrobenzaldehyde
- Chemical Formula C7H5NO5
- Molecular Weight 18312 gmol
Structure
- Hydroxyl Groups OH Attached to the 3rd and 4th positions of the benzene ring
- Nitro Group NO2 Substituted at the 5th position of the benzene ring
- Aldehyde Group CHO Directly attached to the benzene ring
Physical Properties
- Appearance Likely a yellow crystalline solid or powder due to the nitro group
- Melting Point Varies based on purity typically in the range of 180200C
Solubility
- Soluble in polar organic solvents eg ethanol methanol DMSO
- Slightly soluble or insoluble in water
Applications
Chemical Synthesis
- Serves as a precursor or intermediate in the synthesis of dyes pigments and bioactive compounds
- Useful for designing molecules with antioxidant or antimicrobial activity
Pharmaceutical Research
- The hydroxyl and nitro groups make it a potential candidate for developing drugs targeting oxidative stressrelated diseases
Material Science
- May be involved in creating functional materials due to its electrondonating hydroxyl and electronwithdrawing nitro groups
Safety and Handling
Toxicity
- Can cause skin and eye irritation
- Inhalation or ingestion may be harmful Handle with care
Handling
- Use appropriate PPE gloves goggles lab coat and work in a wellventilated environment or fume hood
Storage
- Keep in a cool dry and dark place away from light and moisture
- Store separately from strong oxidizing or reducing agents to prevent decomposition
Reactivity
Functional Groups
- Hydroxyl OH Increases the reactivity toward esterification or ether formation
- Nitro NO2 Provides strong electronwithdrawing properties influencing the reactivity of the aldehyde group
- Aldehyde CHO Can participate in various condensation or addition reactions
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