BENZANILIDE

Benzanilide (N-Benzoylaniline) is an organic amide used in both synthetic chemistry and industrial applications. It is known for undergoing diarylation reactions with aryl triflates or bromides in the presence of palladium-based catalysts, forming substituted aniline derivatives.
The material is a white to grey or yellowish-green powder. It is soluble in hot methanol and has a melting point 161-167°C. Identity is confirmed by FTIR analysis, which matches the standard reference spectrum. The product complies with the quality requirements with an assay of not less than 99.0%.
Benzanilide is widely used in the production of dye and perfumes. It is also ideal for research and development of organic synthesis or the study of catalytic reaction. The product is stable and has a shelf life of up to 4 years when stored at below 30°C.

Benzanilide is a high-purity organic compound used in dye and perfume manufacturing and in palladium-catalyzed diarylation reactions. It is supplied as a solid powder with an assay of not less than 99.0%.