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Organics - Liquid Ammonia Chemistry


GFS liquid ammonia technologies enable the synthesis of long chain olefinic pheromones and precursors. This includes various 10,12,14 and 16 carbon olefinic alcohols, acetates and aldehydes, long chain diynoic acids as well as liquid ammonia/alkali metal chemistries for the production of alkynes (acetylenes) and olefins.  Also, specialty alkylations are run in this facility.

 

Unleash the power of alkynes in your latest synthesis project. Dozens of silyl/THP/stannyl protected acetylenes from mono-acetylenes, alkyn-ols, halo-silyl alkynes, silyl ene-yn-ols covering your needs from R&D to commercialization. Available in grams to metric tons. Need a custom protected alkyne or someone to perform down stream processing? Look no further than GFS Chemicals. Custom product synthesis also available - confidentiality assured.

Contact development@gfschemicals.com for more information

 

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