TCI C0687 Cumene, also known as isopropylbenzene, is an aromatic hydrocarbon used both as a synthetic building block and as a higher-boiling aromatic solvent. Its benzylic position makes it a classic model substrate for oxidation and free-radical mechanism studies in research laboratories. It also serves as a reaction medium for procedures that require elevated reflux temperatures. Available from AMI Scientific in multiple package sizes, this flammable liquid should be handled in a fume hood and stored away from ignition sources and strong oxidizers.
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