TCI C0110 3-Chloroaniline (CAS 108-42-9) is a meta-substituted aromatic primary amine widely used as a non-heterocyclic building block. Its amino group supports diazotisation, acylation, and alkylation, while the ring chlorine offers a further site for functionalisation. The meta substitution pattern gives an electronic profile distinct from the ortho and para isomers, making the series useful for structure–reactivity studies. Supplied in a 25 mL pack, it is toxic and skin-absorbing, so it must be handled in a fume hood and stored tightly closed, cool, and protected from light.
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