N-Benzoylaminopurine CAS 4005-49-6

1. N-Benzoylaminopurine acts as an important purine intermediate in the synthesis of nucleoside‑based pharmaceutical agents.
2. N-Benzoylaminopurine CAS 4005-49-6 is widely used in medicinal chemistry for preparing antiviral and antitumor drug candidates.
3. N-Benzoylaminopurine serves as a protected precursor for synthesizing modified purine derivatives and biological probes.

1. Store N-Benzoylaminopurine in a tightly sealed container in a cool, dry and well‑ventilated area away from light.
2. Keep N-Benzoylaminopurine CAS 4005-49-6 away from strong oxidizing agents, strong acids and high‑temperature environments.
3. Wear chemical‑resistant gloves, safety goggles and protective clothing when handling N-Benzoylaminopurine.

1. N-Benzoylaminopurine may cause skin and eye irritation and potential respiratory discomfort if inhaled.
2. In case of eye or skin contact with N-Benzoylaminopurine CAS 4005-49-6, flush thoroughly with water and seek medical attention if needed.
3. Avoid ingestion and environmental release of N-Benzoylaminopurine, and dispose waste properly according to regulations.

1. N-Benzoylaminopurine may decompose under fire conditions and emit toxic fumes including nitrogen oxides and carbon monoxide.
2. Use N-Benzoylaminopurine CAS 4005-49-6 dry chemical, carbon dioxide, alcohol‑resistant foam or water spray to extinguish fires involving N-Benzoylaminopurine.
3. Firefighters must wear self‑contained breathing apparatus and full protective gear when responding to N-Benzoylaminopurine fires.
4. Keep N-Benzoylaminopurine away from open flames, hot surfaces and all potential ignition sources to prevent combustion.