4-Chlorocatechol (TCI C0568, CAS 2138-22-9) is a chlorinated ortho-diphenol used both as a synthetic building block and as a reference compound in biodegradation research. Its adjacent hydroxyl groups make it a useful chelating scaffold and a model substrate for catechol dioxygenase studies. Synthetic chemists also apply it in the construction of fused heterocyclic systems. AMI Scientific offers this TCI product in 5 g and 25 g packs to match different laboratory workloads.
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