Bromoalkanes & Dibromoalkanes Supplier | Aure Chemical
Aure Chemical supplies bromoalkanes, dibromoalkanes, and mixed bromo-chloroalkanes as versatile brominated alkane intermediates for alkylation and specialty organic synthesis applications. These halide derivatives serve as practical building blocks in intermediate synthesis projects across fine chemicals, specialty chemicals, and related industrial sectors.
As a professional B2B sourcing partner, Aure Chemical provides access to these products from qualified production partners. This page forms part of our broader Halogenated Intermediates and Halide Derivatives portfolio, designed to support international procurement managers, R&D teams, and specialty chemical companies in identifying suitable brominated building blocks for their process requirements.
These bromoalkanes and dibromoalkanes may be evaluated as intermediates depending on the customer’s process route, specification and regulatory evaluation. Aure Chemical supports B2B sourcing, documentation coordination and export communication for organic intermediate procurement.
What Are Bromoalkanes and Dibromoalkanes?
Bromoalkanes are alkyl compounds containing bromine functionality, widely considered in organic synthesis as reactive intermediates for alkylation steps. Dibromoalkanes contain two bromine atoms and may be evaluated as bifunctional brominated building blocks, offering opportunities for chain extension or further derivatization in intermediate synthesis projects.
Mixed bromo-chloroalkanes combine bromine and chlorine within the same molecule, providing additional flexibility for staged functionalization in specialty synthesis. Cyclopropyl bromide represents a distinct cyclic bromoalkane building block that can be considered where specific structural features are required.
Within the context of halide derivatives, these products complement other halogenated intermediates available through our network. As a B2B bromoalkanes sourcing partner and dibromoalkanes supplier, Aure Chemical focuses on supporting access to practical options that align with customer specifications for brominated alkane intermediates and alkylation intermediates.
Product Range
The table below outlines the key bromoalkanes, dibromoalkanes, and mixed bromo-chloroalkanes available through Aure Chemical. Each entry includes typical application directions based on common evaluation pathways in organic synthesis.
| Product | CAS No. | Product Type | Typical Application Direction |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cyclopropyl bromide | 4333-56-6 | Bromoalkane | Cyclic bromoalkane building block for pharmaceutical and fine chemical intermediate evaluation |
| 1,5-Dibromopentane | 111-24-0 | Dibromoalkane | Dibromoalkane intermediate for chain-extension and bifunctional intermediate applications |
| 1,6-Dibromohexane | 629-03-8 | Dibromoalkane | Dibromoalkane intermediate for chain-extension and bifunctional intermediate applications |
| 1-Bromo-4-chlorobutane | 6940-78-9 | Bromo-chloroalkane | Mixed bromo-chloroalkane intermediate for stepwise functionalization and specialty synthesis |
| 1-Bromo-5-chloropentane | 54512-75-5 | Bromo-chloroalkane | Mixed bromo-chloroalkane intermediate for stepwise functionalization and specialty synthesis |
| 1-Bromo-6-chlorohexane | 6294-17-3 | Bromo-chloroalkane | Mixed bromo-chloroalkane intermediate for stepwise functionalization and specialty synthesis |
Bromoalkane Intermediates
Cyclopropyl bromide (CAS 4333-56-6) is a cyclic bromoalkane building block that may be evaluated in pharmaceutical intermediate, fine chemical, and specialty synthesis projects depending on customer process requirements. Its strained ring structure can offer unique reactivity profiles in certain alkylation and intermediate synthesis applications.
As part of our brominated alkane intermediates portfolio, cyclopropyl bromide is available upon request subject to availability and project evaluation. COA, SDS and specification documents can be provided where available to support customer technical review.
Procurement teams often consider this product alongside other brominated building blocks when developing custom synthesis routes. Final suitability depends on the customer’s process route and regulatory evaluation.
Dibromoalkanes for Chain Extension and Intermediate Synthesis
1,5-Dibromopentane (CAS 111-24-0) and 1,6-dibromohexane (CAS 629-03-8) are dibromoalkanes that may be evaluated as bifunctional brominated intermediates for chain-extension chemistry and intermediate synthesis. These products can be considered where two reactive sites are required for further molecular construction.
Dibromoalkanes such as these are commonly evaluated as chain extension intermediates in specialty organic synthesis. They offer practical options for customers developing longer-chain or difunctional building blocks, subject to project-specific assessment.
Aure Chemical supports inquiry-based sourcing of these dibromoalkane intermediates. Availability, specification, and lead time should be confirmed case by case according to quantity and destination requirements.
Mixed Bromo-Chloroalkanes
1-Bromo-4-chlorobutane (CAS 6940-78-9), 1-bromo-5-chloropentane (CAS 54512-75-5), and 1-bromo-6-chlorohexane (CAS 6294-17-3) are mixed bromo-chloroalkanes that contain two different halogen functionalities. These products may provide additional flexibility for staged intermediate development in specialty synthesis projects.
The differing reactivity of bromine and chlorine within the same molecule can be advantageous in stepwise functionalization strategies. These mixed bromo chloroalkanes can be considered in projects requiring selective halogen handling, depending on customer specifications.
As an organic intermediates supplier, Aure Chemical facilitates access to these mixed halogenated products through our established trading network. Final availability and suitability are always confirmed according to the customer’s process route and regulatory evaluation.
Typical Applications
Bromoalkanes, dibromoalkanes, and mixed bromo-chloroalkanes are commonly evaluated across several intermediate synthesis areas. These products may be used as intermediates depending on the customer’s process route, purity requirements and regulatory evaluation.
Pharmaceutical intermediate synthesis (subject to customer process validation and regulatory review)
Agrochemical intermediate synthesis (subject to customer process validation and regulatory review)
Specialty organic synthesis
Fine chemical production
Chain-extension intermediate development
Functionalized building block synthesis
Material and polymer-related intermediate projects
Project-based sourcing and custom procurement of brominated alkane intermediates
Customers frequently request these brominated building blocks when developing new molecules or optimizing existing routes. Aure Chemical assists B2B buyers in matching product properties to their specific application directions.
How to Select a Suitable Bromoalkane or Dibromoalkane
Selecting the appropriate bromoalkane, dibromoalkane, or mixed bromo-chloroalkane requires careful consideration of project needs. Procurement teams and R&D sourcing specialists should evaluate the following factors to ensure the correct intermediate is sourced:
Confirm exact CAS number and product name to avoid specification mismatches
Confirm whether bromoalkane, dibromoalkane or mixed bromo-chloroalkane functionality is required for the intended reaction pathway
Confirm carbon chain length and specific functionality requirements for chain extension or alkylation steps
Confirm purity, assay and key impurity limits according to downstream process needs
Confirm moisture sensitivity, stability or storage concerns where applicable for the selected product
Confirm quantity and annual demand to determine appropriate supply arrangements
Confirm destination country and port for accurate export and logistics planning
Confirm packing preference based on product properties and handling requirements
Confirm whether dangerous goods handling or special documentation is required for international shipment
Confirm whether the material is for R&D evaluation, pilot scale or commercial procurement
These selection criteria help ensure efficient sourcing from a bromoalkanes supplier. Aure Chemical reviews each inquiry individually to provide relevant information where possible.
Documentation, Packing and Export Support
Aure Chemical can provide available documentation such as COA, SDS and specification sheets for customer evaluation. TDS or additional technical data may also be shared where available.
Packing and shipping options depend on product properties, quantity and destination. Commercial documents including invoice, packing list and export paperwork are prepared to support export documentation and shipping coordination.
Sample discussions are possible depending on product, quantity, destination and regulatory feasibility. Batch availability and lead time should be confirmed case by case. Final specification, packing, lead time and shipping method should be confirmed according to the product, order quantity and destination country.
As a B2B trading partner, Aure Chemical supports documentation coordination and export communication for these organic intermediates. We work with customers to address practical sourcing requirements in a compliant and efficient manner.
Related Halogenated Intermediate Categories
Bromoalkanes and dibromoalkanes are closely related to other categories within the broader halide derivatives product group. Customers sourcing brominated alkane intermediates often explore complementary halogenated products for related sourcing options.
These related categories include:
Halogenated Esters and Acid Chlorides for Specialty Synthesis
Bromoalkyl Ethers and Phenoxy Bromides for API Intermediate Synthesis
Chloroalkyl Ethers and PEG Chlorides for Pharmaceutical Intermediates
Iodoalkanes and Fluorinated Iodo Intermediates for Specialty Synthesis
Exploring these linked categories provides a complete view of available halogenated intermediates for alkylation, chain extension, and specialty synthesis projects.
Contact Aure Chemical
Please contact Aure Chemical with your bromoalkanes or dibromoalkanes requirements. Provide the following details for efficient review:
Product name and CAS number
Target purity or specification
Quantity and annual demand
Destination country and port
Packing preference
Application direction if available
Our team will review availability, documentation options and export feasibility, and provide a suitable B2B quotation where possible. Aure Chemical supports accurate and professional communication for all halide derivatives sourcing needs, including this range of brominated alkane intermediates.
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