TCI C0536 trans-Cinnamamide (CAS 22031-64-7) is a defined trans-configured cinnamic acid amide supplied as a non-heterocyclic building block. Its phenyl-vinyl-amide framework makes it useful for addition reactions, cyclization chemistry, and medicinal chemistry exploration. Pack sizes of 5 g and 25 g support reaction optimization as well as small-scale preparation. Store the material sealed in a cool, dry place away from heat sources and strong oxidizers.
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