N-Phenylcarbazole (CAS 1150-62-5): A Versatile Intermediate for OLEDs and Pharmaceuticals

Discover the key properties and applications of this vital compound in advanced electronic materials and drug synthesis.

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Key Advantages

High Purity and Consistency

Benefit from the consistent quality of our high purity N-Phenylcarbazole, ensuring reliable performance in demanding applications like OLED material synthesis.

Versatile Application Range

Leverage N-Phenylcarbazole as a versatile pharmaceutical intermediate and a key component in various organic electronic materials, driving innovation.

Streamlined Synthesis Processes

The established N-Phenylcarbazole synthesis pathways allow for efficient production, making it an accessible and valuable chemical for industry professionals.

Key Applications

OLED Materials Manufacturing

N-Phenylcarbazole is a crucial component in the creation of advanced OLED materials, contributing to vibrant displays and energy-efficient devices.

Pharmaceutical Synthesis

As a vital pharmaceutical intermediate, N-Phenylcarbazole plays a role in the development of new drugs and therapeutic compounds.

Organic Photoconductor Materials

Its unique electronic properties make it valuable in the synthesis of organic photoconductor materials for various electronic applications.

Specialty Chemical Intermediates

The compound serves as a key intermediate in the synthesis of a wide array of specialty chemicals, underpinning diverse industrial processes.

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