Cinnamonitrile (TCI C0361, CAS 1885-38-7) combines an aromatic ring, a conjugated double bond, and a nitrile group in one compact building block. The cyano group can be converted into amines, amides, carboxylic acids, or nitrogen heterocycles, giving access to a broad range of synthetic targets. As a Michael acceptor and dipolarophile, it is also valuable in conjugate additions and cycloaddition chemistry. AMI Scientific supplies this compound in a 25 g research-scale pack, and handling in a fume hood with nitrile-appropriate waste segregation is recommended.
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