Chemical identity

p-Bromophenyl octyl ether

CAS not listed · C14H21BrO

01Identity

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Lazychem IDLC-114020
PubChem CID145298
Namep-Bromophenyl octyl ether
CAS RNNot listed
Molecular formulaC14H21BrO
Molecular weight285.22 g/mol
IUPAC name1-bromo-4-octoxybenzene
InChIKeyUVBFFPZGOOKWNR-UHFFFAOYSA-N

02Structure identifiers

2D structurePubChem CID 145298
Two-dimensional chemical structure of p-Bromophenyl octyl ether
Two-dimensional structure for the PubChem identity linked to this record. Confirm the identifiers before analytical use.

The parsed structure contains 1 ring, includes aromatic atoms, includes aliphatic carbon, contains at least one halogen atom. These statements are calculated from the published structure string.

Defined stereocentres0
Unassigned stereocentres0
Ring count1
Secondary amines0
Tertiary amines0
N-methyl amine sites0
SMILESCCCCCCCCOC1=CC=C(C=C1)Br
InChINot listed
Formula from structureC14H21BrO
Molecular weight from structure285.22 g/mol

03India status for this compound

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NDPS / RCSNO EXACT MATCH FOUNDNo CAS number is available for an exact comparison.
SCOMETNO EXACT REVIEWED CAS MATCHNo CAS number is available for an exact comparison.
Review date2026-08-01Recheck the current official instruments for the material, concentration, activity and date in question.

04Names and relationships

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05Documented history

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06Sources