Silanediol

Silanediol

Silanediol is an important chemical raw material, the chemical formula is R2Si(OH)2, which can be used as a rubber processing additive to improve the performance of rubber. Silanediols can also be used as intermediates, coupling agents and raw materials et al, and have a wide range of uses. Silanediol contains two hydrophilic hydroxyl groups, has stable performance, and is soluble in many organic reagents, such as ether and acetone et al. Alfa Chemistry has a professional biotechnology team, including professional researchers, experienced engineers, advanced equipment and world-class partners, providing professional silicone-related services. The researchers of Alfa Chemistry can provide professional and advanced customized services that meet and exceed the high standards of customers.

Figure1. The structure of silanediol has two hydroxyl functional groups and organic functional groups

The products we offer include but are not limited to:

• Dimethylsilanediol
• [(Dimethylamino)methyl]-(9Ci)-silanediol
• Cyclohexyl(methyl)silanediol
• methylphenylsilanediol
• Diphenylsilanediol

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Reference

1. Andrew G. S.,et al. Chiral Silanediols in Anion-Binding Catalysis. Angew. Chem. 2013, 125: 11531-11534.