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Halogen Compounds

Halogen Silanes

ChangFu Chemical's halogen silanes comprise fluoro silanes, chloro silanes, and bromo silanes, each with distinct chemical properties and applications. These halogen silanes consistently demonstrate distinct benefits in terms of chemical stability, reactivity, and functional group conversion ability, providing a plethora of alternatives for applications in a variety of sectors.

Halogen Compounds

Halogen Silanes

ChangFu Chemical's halogen silanes comprise fluoro silanes, chloro silanes, and bromo silanes, each with distinct chemical properties and applications. These halogen silanes consistently demonstrate distinct benefits in terms of chemical stability, reactivity, and functional group conversion ability, providing a plethora of alternatives for applications in a variety of sectors.

Halogen Silanes For Sale

Halogen Silanes For Sale

ChangFu Chemical offers a wide range of halogen silane compounds, including fluoroalkyl silanes, chloroalkyl silanes, and bromo hydrocarbon silanes. Fluoroalkyl silanes are commonly employed in oil- and solvent-resistant silicone rubber due to their distinct hydrophobic and oleophobic characteristics. Chloroalkyl and bromoalkyl silanes have high reactivity and serve as raw materials for the production of additional silanes and silicone oils.

ChangFu Chemical offers a wide range of halogen silane compounds, including fluoroalkyl silanes, chloroalkyl silanes, and bromo hydrocarbon silanes. Fluoroalkyl silanes are commonly employed in oil- and solvent-resistant silicone rubber due to their distinct hydrophobic and oleophobic characteristics. Chloroalkyl and bromoalkyl silanes have high reactivity and serve as raw materials for the production of additional silanes and silicone oils.

Properties of Halogen Silanes

Properties of Halogen Silanes

1. Fluoroalkyl silanes

Known for high chemical stability and unique electrical properties. Fluoroalkyl silanes can remain stable under extreme conditions such as high temperature, high humidity, or highly corrosive environments.

2. Chloroalkyl silanes

The moderate electronegativity and moderate radius of chlorine atoms make chloroalkyl silanes both active and relatively easy to control in chemical reactions.

3. Bromoalkyl silanes

High reactivity and special functional group conversion ability. Easy to undergo substitution reactions with other compounds.

Uses of Halogen Silanes

Uses of Halogen Silanes

Lab Chemicals Supplier

Fluoroalkylsilanes can be used:

in the preparation of oil and solvent resistant silicone rubber.

to produce efficient defoamers and fabric waterproofing, oil resistance, and anti-fouling finishing agents.

as silane coupling agents and surface modifiers.

Chlorosilanes and bromosilanes can be used:

as important intermediates for producing other silanes.

in the preparation of reactive silicone oil and lubricant.

as crosslinking agents and tackifiers of room temperature vulcanized rubber.

in the preparation of quaternary ammonium salts for use as antifungal and odor resistant finishing agents.

Lab Chemicals Supplier

Fluoroalkylsilanes can be used:

in the preparation of oil and solvent resistant silicone rubber.

to produce efficient defoamers and fabric waterproofing, oil resistance, and anti-fouling finishing agents.

as silane coupling agents and surface modifiers.

Chlorosilanes and bromosilanes can be used:

as important intermediates for producing other silanes.

in the preparation of reactive silicone oil and lubricant.

as crosslinking agents and tackifiers of room temperature vulcanized rubber.

in the preparation of quaternary ammonium salts for use as antifungal and odor resistant finishing agents.

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