TCI C1123 Cyanopyrazine (CAS 19847-12-2) is an electron-poor nitrogen heterocycle bearing a nitrile group directly on the pyrazine ring. The nitrile is a versatile handle that can be hydrolysed to amides or acids, reduced to aminomethyl derivatives, or converted into tetrazoles and amidoximes. These transformations make it a practical entry point to a broad family of pyrazine derivatives used in medicinal and heterocyclic chemistry. AMI Scientific offers 25 g and 500 g packs; handle in a fume hood and store cool, dry, and protected from light.
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