2 5-Difluorophenol CAS 2713-31-7

1. Acts as a key intermediate for synthesizing fluorinated pharmaceutical compounds targeting anti-inflammatory and antiviral therapies.
2. Serves 2 5-Difluorophenol CAS 2713-31-7 as a core building block for manufacturing selective agrochemicals with enhanced herbicidal and fungicidal efficacy.
3. Functions as a critical reagent for preparing 2,5-difluoro-substituted aromatic derivatives in fine organic synthesis processes.
4. Serves 2 5-Difluorophenol CAS 2713-31-7 as a precursor for producing specialty fluorinated materials like functional resins and liquid crystal components.

1. Store in sealed amber glass containers at 10–25℃ in a cool, dry and well-ventilated area away from light and moisture.
2. Keep 2 5-Difluorophenol CAS 2713-31-7 the chemical away from heat, open flames and oxidants to prevent fire and decomposition risks.
3. Wear nitrile gloves, chemical safety goggles and a vapor respirator during handling and transfer operations.
4. Avoid 2 5-Difluorophenol CAS 2713-31-7 contact with strong bases and acids; dispose of waste residues via licensed hazardous chemical disposal services.

1. 2,5-Difluoro substituents enhance the metabolic stability and bioactivity of target pharmaceutical and agrochemical products.
2. Hydroxyl functional group enables efficient etherification, esterification and coupling reactions for further molecular modification.
3. Exhibits 2 5-Difluorophenol CAS 2713-31-7 good solubility in organic solvents such as dichloromethane and ethanol, facilitating diverse reaction setups.
4. Delivers high purity and consistent reactivity, suitable for both laboratory-scale R&D and industrial-scale production.

This chemical is classified as a Class 3 flammable liquid (H226), and its vapors can form explosive mixtures with air. It causes skin irritation (H315), serious eye irritation (H319) and respiratory tract irritation (H335) upon contact or inhalation. 2 5-Difluorophenol CAS 2713-31-7 is incompatible with strong bases, acids and oxidants; improper mixing may lead to decomposition and release of toxic hydrogen fluoride fumes. Prolonged skin contact can cause chemical burns, and high-concentration inhalation may induce respiratory distress.