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A silylating agent is an organosilicon compound that replaces an activated hydrogen in an organic molecule with an organosilicon group.
In the field of pharmaceuticals, silylating agents are mainly used to protect the activated hydrogens of specific functional groups in raw materials or intermediates as they are processed.
In the field of electronics, silylating agents are widely used as surface modifiers for a variety of substrates such as silicon wafers or glasses. |
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Molecular Weight: 204.4
Boiling Point(Melting Point)'C: (212) |
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