Cetane Number Standard - Density: 770 Kilogram Per Cubic Meter (Kg/m3)

Cetane is a colorless, liquid hydrocarbon (a molecule from the alkane series) that ignites easily under compression. For this reason, it was given a base rating of 100 and is used as the standard measure of the performance of compression ignition fuels, such as diesel fuel and biodiesel.

As a silylating agent for the synthesis of trimethylsilyl-enol ethers from esters of AZA+--diazoacetoacetic acid.To activate benzyl and allyl ethers for the alkylation of sulfides.To facilitate the conversion of Diels-Alder adducts of DanishefskyAC/AEURA2s diene to cyclohexenones without the formation of methoxy ketone by-product.To prepare difluoroboron triflate etherate, a powerful Lewis acid especially in acetonitrile solvent.As a reagent in a Dieckmann-like cyclization of ester-imides and diesters.

18 i?1/2C (64 i?1/2F; 291 K)

77 A,AdegC/80 mmHg (lit.)

226.41 Grams (g)

222.25 Grams (g)

3-4 Week

1-2 Months

Australia, Central America, North America, South America, Eastern Europe, Western Europe, Middle East, Africa, Asia

Australia, North America, South America, Eastern Europe, Western Europe, Middle East, Africa, Central America, Asia

Agriculture

Organic Synthesis