CAS 7397-92-4: 1-bromoanthracene

1-Bromoanthracene

1-Bromoanthracene (BA) is a molecule that is structurally similar to anthracene. It has been shown to be a steady-state fluorescer when it reacts with the reaction system, and the luminescence properties of BA can be seen in its x-ray structures. BA has been used as a model compound for borinic anion radicals, which are generated by nucleophilic attack on an aromatic hydrocarbon. The structural formula of 1-Bromoanthracene is shown below.

Applications 1-BROMOANTHRACENE (cas# 7397-92-4) is a useful research chemical.

1-Bromoanthracene is a chemical compound that is synthesised by the reaction of an aromatic hydrocarbon and an aryl halide. The bromine atom in 1-bromoanthracene is in the para position, meaning it has two adjacent hydrogen atoms. The molecule has four π bonds, with two carbons and two bromines. 1-Bromoanthracene emits light when it reacts with a x-ray source. This property can be used as an analytical tool to identify various organic compounds, such as those found in petroleum products. The activation energy for luminescence from 1-bromoanthracene is approximately 26 kilojoules per mole (kJ/mol).