Diethylphenylamine-borane
What is Diethylphenylamine-borane?
Diethylphenylamine-borane (CAS 13289-97-9), also known as N,N-diethylanilineborane, is a selective organoboron reducing agent used in synthetic chemistry and pharmaceutical manufacturing.
Where is Diethylphenylamine-borane used?
- Pharmaceutical intermediates: reduces imines, oximes and carbonyl compounds with high chemoselectivity
- Supports production of chiral amines and active pharmaceutical ingredient precursors
- Industrial cleaning and surface treatment: catalyst or initiator in polymerization systems
- Biotechnology research: reductive amination for labeling, conjugation and biomolecule modification
- Organometallic chemistry: catalyst precursor
- It delivers controlled hydride reduction under mild conditions.
Good to know: Offers greater selectivity than many conventional borohydride reagents. Its amine-borane structure enables activation under specific reaction conditions.
Commercial specifications
- Liquid or low-melting solid, depending on purity and handling conditions
- Research and commercial quantities
- Technical and high-purity grades
- Packaging from small-scale laboratory quantities; bulk supply for process-scale synthesis
Other Names (Synonyms)
N,n-diethylanilineborane|Boron, (n,n-diethylbenzenamine)trihydro-, (T-4)-|(T-4)-(N,N-Diethylbenzenamine)trihydroboron|Borane-n,n-diethylaniline