TCI C0491 Cyclohexene (CAS 110-83-8) is a simple cyclic alkene and one of the most widely used model substrates for double-bond chemistry. It supports bromination, hydration, epoxidation, hydroboration, and oxidative cleavage, with results that are easy to observe in a teaching laboratory. Researchers also use it as a benchmark olefin when evaluating new catalysts. AMI Scientific supplies this TCI reagent in small and large liquid packs; it is highly flammable and can form peroxides on prolonged exposure to air and light, so careful storage is essential.
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