CAS 3772-13-2: Isobutylenesulfide; 98%

Isobutylene sulfide is a reactive, cell-binding molecule that contains two functional groups: a cationic polymerization group and a chlorinating agent. Isobutylene sulfide has been shown to be bifunctional, with the ability to bind to target cells and react with hydrogen chloride (HCl) in solution. This reaction forms an intermediate that can be used as a precursor for the synthesis of other molecules. Isobutylene sulfide is processed by covalent bonding with covid-19 pandemic, which is then converted into a drug substance. Covid-19 pandemic is also known as sodium sulfide (Na2S). The use of covid-19 pandemic allows the formation of polyatomic molecules and the production of different drugs from one process.