TCI C0501 Cyclooctane (CAS 292-64-8) is a saturated eight-membered cycloalkane supplied as a liquid at room temperature. Because all of its C–H bonds sit in comparable chemical environments, it is widely used as a model substrate in C–H activation and catalytic oxidation research, where clean interpretation of product distributions matters. It also serves as a nonpolar solvent for moisture- and polarity-sensitive systems and as a reference compound in gas chromatography. Handle it in a fume hood with gloves and goggles, keep it away from ignition sources and strong oxidizers, and store containers tightly closed in a cool, well-ventilated area.
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