Iso Propyl 2-Bromo Iso Butyrate (IPBIB)

AD PHARMACHEM is known for manufacturer of Iso Propyl 2-Bromo Iso Butyrate (IPBIB) intermediates. 

 

Iso Propyl 2-Bromo Iso Butyrate (IPBIB) is a chemical compound that falls under the category of organobromine compounds. 

 

This type of compound typically includes a bromine atom attached to an organic molecule, which can significantly alter its chemical and physical properties. 

 

AD Pharmachem is a notable manufacturer and supplier of this compound, ensuring high-quality standards and reliable supply for various industries. 

 

Synthesis

 

IPBIB is usually synthesized through a reaction involving isopropyl alcohol, isobutyric acid, and a brominating agent such as bromine or phosphorus tribromide. Usually, the procedure starts with isobutyric acid esterification and ends with bromination.

Physical and Chemical Properties Iso Propyl 2-Bromo Iso Butyrate (IPBIB)

1. Apearance :  Clear colourless to pale yellow liquid.

2. Solubility : Soluble in Isopropyl alcohol

 

3. Identification (By GC) : The retention time of principal peak in chromatogram obtained from sample and standard should almost identical in the chromatiographic purity (By GC) test.

 

4. Purity (By GC) by area normalization : %Purity – NLT 98.0, 

 

5. % Isopropyl Chloride : NMT 0.15,

 

6. % Ethyl 2 : Bromo Isobutyrate (Ethyl Ester) – NMT0.06

 

7. % Methyl 2 : Bromo Isobutyrate (Methyl Ester) – NMT 0.06

 

8. % Isopropyl Bromide : NMT 0.15

Iso Propyl 2-Bromo Iso Butyrate

Applications of Iso Propyl 2-Bromo Iso Butyrate (IPBIB)

1. Pharmaceuticals: IPBIB can be used as an intermediate in the synthesis of various pharmaceuticals. Its unique structure makes it valuable in the production of certain drugs.

2. Agrochemicals: It can also serve as a precursor in the synthesis of pesticides and herbicides, aiding in the development of new agrochemical products.

 

3. Chemical Research: In academic and industrial research, IPBIB is often used as a building block for the synthesis of more complex molecules.