TCI C0266 1-Chloropropane (CAS 540-54-5) is a primary alkyl halide widely used as a propylating agent in nucleophilic substitution chemistry. It also serves as a precursor to n-propyl Grignard reagents and as a teaching example for SN1 and SN2 mechanism studies. The compound is a highly flammable, volatile liquid and must be handled in a fume hood away from ignition sources. It is available in 25 mL and 500 mL packs for both small-scale trials and routine synthesis.
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