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Chemistry
Wöhler synthesized urea, the first organic compound to be made from inorganic materials, in 1828. Since then the study of organic chemistry has progressed dramatically and thousands of useful organic compounds have been synthesized using various novel reactions, catalysts, reagents, and synthetic methodologies. Furthermore, efforts have been made to realize environmentally friendly organic synthesis, i.e., green chemistry, and so the use of polymer supported reagents, fluorous solvents or ionic liquids have been studied. In this section you will find lists of our reagents for various purposes including: polymer supported reagents, oxidation, reduction, condensation, protection, and homogeneous metal complex catalysts, etc.
Topics
- Base-modified Ribonucleoside Triphosphates for mRNA Drug Discovery
- Research article by Prof. Hiroshi Sugiyama (Kyoto University) and coworkers
- Electrophilic Trifluoromethylating Agent, Umemoto Reagent IV / Electrophilic Fluorinating Agent, NFBB
- New DualSeal (airtight double cap) bottled products have been added.
- HPMC Capsule Reagents
- New tool "TCI SpectraViewer"
- Photoredox Catalysts / Photosensitizers
- List of TCI Brochures on Chemistry
- TCI Product Spotlight