Borane-triethylamine
What is Borane-triethylamine?
Borane-triethylamine (CAS 1722-26-5), also referred to as triethylamine borane, is a stable, handleable boron-hydrogen complex used as a controlled source of borane in synthetic and industrial chemistry.
Where is Borane-triethylamine used?
- Pharmaceutical synthesis: selective reducing agent and hydroboration reagent for chiral intermediates and active pharmaceutical ingredients
- Polymer manufacturing: radical polymerization initiator for acrylates and other vinyl monomers
- Electronics: production of boron-containing specialty materials and surface modification for semiconductor fabrication
- Biotechnology: nucleotide chemistry and oligonucleotide synthesis
- It delivers reducing and borylating reactivity without the hazards of free diborane gas.
Commercial specifications
- Liquid, neat or in solution with compatible solvents such as THF
- Research quantities through to bulk industrial volumes
- Technical and high-purity grades
Other Names (Synonyms)
Triethylamine borane|WEA26VJ71E|TRIHYDRO(TRIETHYLAMINE)BORON|BORAZANE, N,N,N-TRIETHYL-|TRIETHYLAMINE BORANE (1:1)|Boron, (N,N-diethylethanamine)trihydro-, (T-4)-|N-Triethyl borazane