Description
Indole Typical Properties
Item | Specifications |
Appearance | White or brown crystal |
Indole | ≥99% |
Melting point | 50℃-55℃ |
Indole Usage
It is mainly used as a raw material for spices, dyes, amino acids and pesticides. It is also a spice and is often used in daily fragrances such as jasmine, lilac, lotus and orchid.
- Chemical Synthesis: Indole, with CAS number 120-72-9, is widely used in chemical synthesis. It serves as a versatile building block in the production of various organic compounds, including pharmaceuticals, agrochemicals, and specialty chemicals.
- Flavor and Fragrance Industry: This compound finds applications in the flavor and fragrance industry. Indole contributes to the formulation of specific scents and flavors, providing a distinct and characteristic aroma.
- Pharmaceutical Intermediates: Indole is commonly employed as an intermediate in the pharmaceutical industry. It is utilized in the synthesis of drugs and pharmaceutical products, playing a crucial role in medicinal chemistry.
- Research and Development: In research and development activities, Indole is used for various chemical analyses and experiments. Its versatile nature makes it valuable in the discovery and development of new compounds.
Indole Packaging and Shipping
Packing: 25kg/drum
Delivery: by sea/by air
Indole Storage
Avoid moisture, rain; keep it in dry and ventilating place.
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