4‑Bromoanisole is an aromatic ether halide supplied as a chemical raw material, also known as p‑bromoanisole or 1‑bromo‑4‑methoxybenzene in technical documentation. Identified by CAS 104‑92‑7, its para‑substituted anisole structure provides predictable electronic effects that facilitate cross‑coupling, substitution, and functionalization reactions under controlled synthesis conditions. It is typically applied as an organic synthesis intermediate in industrial chemical manufacturing processes where positional isomer purity and reproducible reactivity are required. From a supply perspective, the material is available with competitive factory pricing, customized specifications, and supporting documentation including MSDS, TDS, COA, suitable for regulated bulk supply for industrial use.
4‑Bromoanisole CAS 104‑92‑7
- CAS: 104-92-7
- Synonyms: p-Bromoanisole, 1-Bromo-4-methoxybenzene, Para-bromoanisole, 4-Methoxybromobenzene
- Einecs: 203-252-1
- Molecular Formula: C7H7BrO
- Grade: Industrial grade 99%
- Package: 200kg iron drum or 50kg plastic drum packaging
Product Description
Product Name:P-bromoanisole
Alias: p-bromoanisole; 4-Bromoanisole; 1-bromo-4-methoxybenzene; 4-Bromomethoxybenzene; p-methoxybromide; p-brominated phenyl methyl ether; Methoxy-4-bromobenzene
CAS Number: 104-92-7
EINECS Number: 203-252-1
Molecular Formula: C7H7BrO
Molecular Weight: 187.03
Melting Point: 9-10°C
Density: 1.494
Boiling Point: 223
Flash point: 94°C
Appearance: colorless liquid
Usage: used in organic synthesis; raw materials for fragrances and dyes; Organic synthesis and pharmaceutical intermediates.
FAQ - Technical & Supply Chain
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Are 4‑bromoanisole and p‑bromoanisole the same substance?
A: Yes. These names refer to the same compound corresponding to CAS 104‑92‑7. -
Q:
Is 4‑bromoanisole different from o‑bromoanisole or m‑bromoanisole?
A: Yes. They are positional isomers with different substitution patterns and different CAS numbers. -
Q:
Is 4‑bromoanisole mainly supplied as an industrial intermediate?
A: It is commonly supplied as an organic intermediate for controlled industrial synthesis rather than as a finished end‑use product.
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