(E)-Cinnamyl Alcohol (TCI C0362, CAS 4407-36-7) is an E-configured aromatic allylic alcohol used both as a fragrance component and as a versatile synthetic building block. It is a classic substrate for Sharpless asymmetric epoxidation, palladium-catalysed allylic substitution, and selective oxidation to cinnamaldehyde. The hydroxyl group is readily esterified, etherified, or converted into a leaving group for further transformations. AMI Scientific offers 25 g and 500 g packs in original TCI packaging, with handling under standard laboratory personal protective equipment recommended.
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