Cesium carbonate CAS 534-17-8

What is Cesium carbonate CAS 534-17-8?

Cesium carbonate CAS 534-17-8 is an inorganic compound. It is a white solid under normal temperature and pressure. It is easily soluble in water and quickly absorbs moisture when placed in the air. Cesium carbonate aqueous solution is strongly alkaline and can react with acid to produce corresponding cesium salt and water, and release carbon dioxide. Cesium carbonate is easy to transform, can be used as a precursor of other cesium salts, and is a widely used cesium salt.

Specification

Application

1.Organic synthesis catalysts
1) Cesium carbonate C/N/O-arylation and alkylation reactions: Cesium carbonate acts as a strong base to promote substitution reactions of aromatic rings or heteroatoms, such as increasing the yield in cross-coupling reactions36.
2) Cyclization reactions: Cesium carbonate is used for six-membered cyclization, intramolecular or intermolecular cyclization, and Horner-Emmons cyclization reactions to simplify the construction of complex molecules39.
3) Synthesis of quinazolinediones and cyclic carbonates: Cesium carbonate catalyzes the reaction of 2-aminobenzonitrile with carbon dioxide to produce quinazolinediones, or synthesizes cyclic carbonates through halogenated alcohols and carbon dioxide36.

2.Materials science applications
1) Electronic devices: Cesium carbonate is used as an electron selective layer in graphene quantum dots to improve the efficiency of polymer solar cells.
2) Preparation of nanomaterials: Cesium carbonate participates in the synthesis of phosphorescent materials and metal organic frameworks (MOFs) to optimize material properties.

3.Other applications
1) Synthesis of drug intermediates: Cesium carbonate is used in key steps of drug chemistry such as alkylation of phenols and preparation of phosphate esters.
2) Environmentally friendly reactions: Cesium carbonate achieves efficient conversion and reduces pollution without transition metals or organic catalysts.

Packing

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