NN'-Carbonyldiimidazole CAS# 530-62-1

CDI has been widely used in organic synthesis because of its rapid and simple characteristics as an activator and has been widely reported in biochemical and pharmaceutical applications. For example, amphiphilic urea oligomers with good antibacterial Chemicalbook properties can be synthesized rapidly by using CDI as an activator; hydroxyquinoline derivatives with amide structure that can be self-assembled under solid-phase conditions can be synthesized; heterocyclic organic compounds with urea structure can be prepared by cyclization of monomer itself. Used in organic synthesis. In nonlinear optics and peptide applications, coupling reagents for the synthesis of dipole polyamides; also used in the preparation of β-ketone sulfone and sulfoxide; lead chelating reagents; β-one amino acid derivatives; acid activation Chemicalbook for imidazoline reaction reagents; for the synthesis of esters, amides, ketones, etc.; immobilization reagents for immobilization enzymes or affinity ligands; in the latest applications in the synthesis of different classes of heterocyclic compounds, carbonyl Conversion reagents. Peptide reagent, used for biochemical synthesis group protection and protein-peptide chain linkage. As a condensation agent for the synthesis of triphosphate nucleosides, peptides, and esters; as well as an important intermediate for the synthesis of acyl imidazole and pyrovaleramide. Used as pesticide and pharmaceutical intermediates.