2,4-Dichloro-6-phenyl-1,3,5-triazine (CAS 1700-02-3)

Application and positioning

The simplest building block of the series: one phenyl, two chlorines, and a triazine core that is a strong electron acceptor. Sequential substitution at the two chlorines is the standard route to 2,4-disubstituted triazine hosts. Laurand supplies it from audited Chinese producers in kilogram to multi-hundred-kilogram lots, with the documentation your market requires.

Quality and documentation

• Batch-specific Certificate of Analysis with HPLC or GC purity and a full impurity profile
• Trace metal report (Pd, Fe, Cu) on request — residual catalyst is what limits OLED device lifetime
• Water content by Karl Fischer and residual solvent data for solution-processed grades
• SDS in the language of your market, with GHS classification for the destination
• Pre-shipment sample for laboratory approval on first orders

Packaging and handling

• 1 kg, 5 kg and 25 kg fibre drums with inner PE liner; amber glass bottles for gram to kilogram quantities on request
• Sealed and protected from light — aromatic OLED intermediates discolour under prolonged UV exposure
• Store at ambient temperature in a dry, dark warehouse, away from strong oxidising agents

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Values marked (predicted) are calculated estimates; the remaining data are published literature values. The specification of the delivered lot is confirmed with the quotation.