Methyl-d3-amine hydrochloride CAS: 7436-22-8 is a deuterated chemical compound with the molecular formula CH2D3N.ClH and a molecular weight of 70.54g/mol. As a stable, high-purity deuterated amine, it is widely used in chemical synthesis, isotopic labeling, and pharmaceutical research. Its deuterium substitution provides unique advantages in mechanistic studies, metabolic tracing, and NMR spectroscopy.
Key Features
Isotopically Labeled: Contains deuterium (D) atoms, making it ideal for kinetic isotope effect studies and isotopic tracing in organic and medicinal chemistry.
High Purity and Stability: Ensures reliable performance in sensitive chemical reactions and analytical applications.
Versatile Applications: Used in the synthesis of deuterated drugs, intermediates, and labeling reagents for research and development.
Applications
Pharmaceutical Research - Serves as a building block for deuterated drugs, which can improve metabolic stability and pharmacokinetics.
Chemical Synthesis - Ideal for preparing deuterium-labeled intermediates and reagents in organic chemistry.
Analytical Chemistry - Used in NMR spectroscopy, mass spectrometry, and metabolic pathway studies for accurate quantification and mechanistic insight.
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Conclusion
With its isotopic labeling advantages and versatile applications, Methyl-d3-amine hydrochloride is an essential compound for modern chemical and pharmaceutical research. Contact UCHEM today for more details and to request a quotation.
