2-Bromopropionic acid Cas 598-72-1

Pharmaceutical intermediates: Important fine chemical building blocks for synthesizing amino acid derivatives, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), and medications for diabetes and the central nervous system. They are frequently used for amino substitution, the construction of chiral structures, and the modification of antibiotic side chains; they are common halogenated propionic acid-based intermediates in the pharmaceutical industry.
Agrochemical intermediates: Used in the synthesis of propionic acid-based herbicides, plant growth regulators, and fungicides; structural modifications enhance the systemic activity, stability, and herbicidal or antimicrobial efficacy of the agrochemical molecules.
Organic synthesis raw materials: Serve as classic alkylating agents for the preparation of propionate esters, substituted amino acids, and thioether compounds.
Fine chemicals and biochemistry: Used in the synthesis of acid dyes, textile auxiliaries, and leather auxiliaries; also serve as alkylating agents for the modification of proteins and peptides in biochemical experiments and for calibration in chromatographic analysis.