HBR 62%

HBR 62%

Overview

Hydrobromic Acid 62% (HBr 62%)

Hydrobromic Acid 62% (HBr 62%)

Hydrobromic acid 62% is a strong acid used extensively in chemical syntheses for high-level applications, including pharmaceuticals, fragrances, and flavors. It acts as a bromine source and hydrobromination agent in a broad range of organic processes.

Formula: HBr

Chemical Properties

CAS Number: 10035-10-6

Chemical Properties

Odor: Pungent

Chemical Properties

Acidity as HCl (wt%): Max 0.003%

Chemical Properties

Melting Point: Approximately -63°C

Chemical Properties

Boiling Point: 126°C (for 47.63% solution)

Chemical Properties

Vapor Pressure: 8 mmHg at 25°C

Chemical Properties

Vapor Density: 1.7

Chemical Properties

Explosive Properties: Not explosive

Chemical Properties

Oxidizing Properties: Not oxidizing

Chemical Properties

Solubility in Other Solvents: organic solvents and acetic acid

Chemical Properties

Partition Coefficient (n-octanol/water): Log Kow

Chemical Properties

Free Bromine (Br2): Maximum 50 ppm

Specifications

Density (20/20°C): Minimum 1.705 g/ml

Specifications

HBr Content: Minimum 62%

Specifications

Chlorides (as Cl-): Maximum 100 ppm

Specifications

Acts as a strong acid in aqueous solutions

Key Benefits

Bromine source in various industrial syntheses

Key Benefits

Suitable for use in pharma applications, fragrances, and flavors

Key Benefits

Non-flammable and non-explosive

Key Benefits

Packaging

Packaging

Packaging Varieties

Drums
Intermediate Bulk Containers (IBCs)
Bulk Truck Loads

Applications

Applications

Pharmaceuticals

Used in the synthesis of various drug intermediates.

Fragrances and Flavors

Acts as a reagent in the production of aroma chemicals.

Industrial

Used as a hydro bromination agent in organic syntheses for agrochemicals and other industrial products.

Storage and Handling

Storage and Handling

Toxicity and Safety

Toxicity and Safety

Toxicity

Highly corrosive to eyes, skin, and mucous membranes. Direct contact can cause severe burns and inhalation can lead to delayed pulmonary edema.

LD50 (Inhalation Rate)

For 100% HBr, 2,858 ppm/1h.

Uses of Methyl Bromide in the
Pharmaceutical Industry

Uses of Methyl Bromide in the
Pharmaceutical Industry

Intermediate in Drug Synthesis

1-Bromopentane is characterized by high purity, ensuring its effectiveness and reliability across diverse industrial and chemical applications.

Chemical Reagent

The transparent liquid form, along with its specific boiling and melting points, density, and refractive index, confirms its high-quality production standards.

Radiolabeled Compounds

Employed in the synthesis of radiolabeled pharmaceuticals for diagnostic and research purposes.
Helps in the development of drugs that can be tracked within the body using imaging techniques.

Precursor in Synthesis

Used as a starting material for the synthesis of more complex brominated compounds.
Essential in creating intermediates for further pharmaceutical manufacturing processes.

Uses of Hydrobromic Acid 62% (HBr 62%)
in the Pharmaceutical Industry

Uses of Hydrobromic Acid 62% (HBr 62%)
in the Pharmaceutical Industry

API Synthesis

Used in the production of active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs).
Acts as a brominating agent to introduce bromine into organic molecules.

Catalyst

Serves as a catalyst in various chemical reactions in pharmaceutical synthesis.
Enhances the rate and efficiency of reactions involving bromine.

Reagent for Reactions

Utilized in the formation of intermediates for drug production.
Employed as a reagent in the synthesis of brominated compounds.

PH Adjustment

Used to adjust the pH of pharmaceutical formulations.
Ensures the stability and efficacy of the final product.

Purification

Involved in the purification of organic compounds.
Helps remove impurities and improve the quality of pharmaceutical products.

Solubilizing Agent

Used to increase the solubility of certain compounds in pharmaceutical formulations.
Enhances the bioavailability of drugs.