1‑Allyltheobromine CAS 2530-99-6

Physicochemical properties

Application Areas

Medicinal chemistry research: As a derivative of methylxanthine compounds, its structure is similar to caffeine, theobromine, etc. It has been studied to explore the pharmacological activities of the central nervous system and cardiovascular system, such as potential bronchiectasis, smooth muscle relaxation, or neural regulation.
Organic synthesis intermediates: used as precursors for the synthesis of other complex xanthine derivatives in fine chemicals, for the development of compounds with specific biological activities (such as antiviral and anti-inflammatory candidate drugs).

Storage conditions

Environmental conditions: Store in a cool, dry, and dark place, with a recommended temperature of 2-8 ° C (refrigerated). Long term storage can be kept at -20 ° C. Inert gas protection (such as nitrogen) can reduce the risk of oxidation.
Container selection: Use brown glass bottles or opaque containers, seal and store to avoid moisture absorption or contact with air.
Stability Attention: May be sensitive to light and heat, and requires regular purity testing (such as HPLC or TLC)

Safety precautions

Respiratory protection: Wear a dust mask (N95) when handling powders to avoid inhalation.
Skin protection: Wear nitrile gloves and lab coats to prevent direct contact.
Eye protection: Use chemical goggles, especially when weighing or transferring.
Operation standard: Handle in a fume hood to avoid dust dispersion.
Leakage treatment: Cover with inert adsorbent material (such as diatomaceous earth) and dispose of as hazardous waste.