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N-Butyryl Chloride

    • Product Name: N-Butyryl Chloride
    • Alias: Butyryl chloride
    • Einecs: 204-609-7
    • Mininmum Order: 1 g
    • Factroy Site: Yudu County, Ganzhou, Jiangxi, China
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    • Manufacturer: Ascent Petrochem Holdings Co., Limited
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    Specifications

    HS Code

    958703

    Cas Number 111-36-4
    Molecular Formula C4H7ClO
    Molecular Weight 106.55 g/mol
    Appearance Colorless to pale yellow liquid
    Density 0.972 g/cm3 (at 20°C)
    Melting Point -94°C
    Boiling Point 102°C
    Solubility In Water Reacts with water
    Flash Point 21°C (closed cup)
    Vapor Pressure 18 mmHg (at 20°C)

    As an accredited N-Butyryl Chloride factory, we enforce strict quality protocols—every batch undergoes rigorous testing to ensure consistent efficacy and safety standards.

    Packing & Storage
    Packing N-Butyryl Chloride is packaged in a 500 mL amber glass bottle, tightly sealed, and labeled with hazard warnings and handling instructions.
    Shipping N-Butyryl Chloride should be shipped in tightly sealed containers, clearly labeled, and protected from moisture and incompatible substances. It must be transported as a hazardous material, following applicable local and international regulations. Ensure it is kept in a cool, well-ventilated area, away from heat sources and direct sunlight during transit.
    Storage N-Butyryl chloride should be stored in a cool, dry, well-ventilated area away from moisture, heat, and direct sunlight. Keep the container tightly closed and properly labeled. Store separately from acids, alcohols, amines, and strong oxidizers. Use corrosion-resistant containers, such as those made of glass or certain plastics. Always consult the safety data sheet (SDS) for detailed storage requirements.
    Application of N-Butyryl Chloride

    Applications of N-Butyryl Chloride in Industrial Manufacturing

    N-Butyryl chloride serves as an essential acylating agent in chemical synthesis, contributing to quality and efficiency across several industrial production lines. We supply this product directly from our facility, ensuring consistent specification control and technical support for each downstream application.

    1. Pharmaceutical Intermediate Synthesis

    Pharma manufacturers frequently use N-Butyryl chloride as an acylating reagent to introduce the butyryl group in the preparation of specific active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs), such as butyryl-substituted antibiotics and anti-inflammatory agents. The material enters processes where controlled acylation affects molecular activity and product quality. Strict batch traceability allows alignment with regulatory submissions and ensures final compounds meet global pharmacopeial requirements.

    Industry compliance standards

    • ICH Q7 (GMP for Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients)
    • USP-NF standards (depending on API)
    • EDQM/CPhI (European Directorate for the Quality of Medicines)
    • 21 CFR Part 210/211 (FDA cGMP regulations)

    Typical usage ratio

    • 1.05 – 1.20 molar equivalents relative to amine substrate; adjusted based on desired degree of substitution and process yield.

    Downstream process integration

    • Added during the acylation reaction step in reactor systems with pH and temperature control. Excess carefully quenched and neutralized prior to product isolation and purification stages.

    Final product types

    • Cephalosporin derivatives
    • NSAID intermediates
    • Local anesthetics
    • Other specialty APIs featuring butyryl substitutions

    2. Agrochemical Active Ingredient Production

    Our N-Butyryl chloride enables synthesis of herbicide and insecticide actives, specifically when introducing butyryl groups onto amines, hydrazines, or aromatic rings to tune activity, environmental breakdown, and application properties. Controlled delivery ensures no contamination from side products, which is crucial for registration and downstream safety trials. Custom lot documentation supports global regulatory needs.

    Industry compliance standards

    • FAO/WHO Specifications for Plant Protection Products
    • REACH (EC) No 1907/2006
    • ISO 9001:2015 QMS for production traceability
    • EPA (USA), BPR (EU) active substance regulation

    Typical usage ratio

    • 0.95 – 1.10 molar equivalents per functional group; reduced excess to minimize post-reaction treatment and residuals in final products.

    Downstream process integration

    • Employed during batch or continuous acylation reactors feeding into downstream distillation or crystallization units. Addition rate controlled to optimize conversion while avoiding byproduct formation.

    Final product types

    • N-Butyrylated phenoxy herbicides
    • Butyryl-containing carbamate insecticides
    • Plant growth regulator intermediates
    • Seed coating active ingredients

    3. Synthesis of Fragrance and Flavor Compounds

    Industrial formulators of high-value aroma compounds utilize N-Butyryl chloride to acylate alcohols or amines, producing butyryl esters and amides with distinctive fruity or buttery notes. The raw material’s low color and controlled purity enable tight management of sensory outcomes in both food-grade and fine fragrance applications. Allergen and contaminant control is validated through batch analysis and compliance checks.

    Industry compliance standards

    • IFRA (International Fragrance Association) Standards
    • FEMA (Flavor and Extract Manufacturers Association) GRAS
    • Food Chemicals Codex (FCC, for food flavors)
    • ISO 22000 (for food-grade manufacturers)

    Typical usage ratio

    • 1.00 – 1.10 molar equivalents for esterification with natural or synthetic alcohols; adjusted based on catalyst efficiency and reaction concentration.

    Downstream process integration

    • Added to stirred reactors with alcohol or amine reactants, typically in the presence of acid scavengers to maintain specificity. Residual chloride removed by aqueous washes before distillation or crystallization.

    Final product types

    • Butyryl acetate and butyryl butyrate (flavor esters)
    • Butyryl aniline derivatives for perfumery
    • Butyryl caproate for dairy flavor blends
    • Other specialty food or aroma agents

    4. Polymer and Resin Manufacturing

    Producers of specialty polymers and resins incorporate N-Butyryl chloride during the modification of polymer backbones or formation of functionalized pre-polymers. Its use as a chain modifier in acrylics, cellulosics, and polyvinyl derivatives yields targeted flexibility, solubility, and processability end properties. Tracking batch release and residual content provides the basis for technical datasheets supplied to downstream compounders or OEM customers.

    Industry compliance standards

    • ISO 9001 (QMS for material traceability)
    • RoHS Directive (2011/65/EU) for electronics applications
    • FDA 21 CFR 177 (for food-contact polymers)
    • GMP EC No 2023/2006 (for food packaging)

    Typical usage ratio

    • 0.5 – 2.0 weight % in modification reactions; determined by polymer type and target end-use characteristics. Monitored to prevent over-functionalization or gelation.

    Downstream process integration

    • Introduced during batch or semi-continuous feed into polymerization or transesterification steps. Residuals monitored by GC or titration before extrusion, molding, or solution processing.

    Final product types

    • Cellulose butyrate resins
    • Acrylics with enhanced film properties
    • Modification agents for thermoplastics
    • Specialty adhesives and coatings for electronics

    5. Fine Chemical and Laboratory Reagent Production

    Chemical synthesis companies and reagent packagers source N-Butyryl chloride in high purity grades for preparing analytical reference standards, research reagents, and custom intermediates. High assay and low moisture content ensure reactions proceed with predictable yields and reproducibility. Secure documentation, full COA, and MSDS accompany each bulk or custom-packed shipment.

    Industry compliance standards

    • ISO 17034 (Reference Material Producers)
    • ISO 9001:2015 Quality Management
    • GHS/CLP (for reagent labeling and safety handling)
    • Analytical grade specifications (ASTM/ACS requirements)

    Typical usage ratio

    • Application-specific; typically 1.0 – 1.2 equivalents based on target synthesis or analytical protocol. Scaled as needed for feasibility or gram-scale production.

    Downstream process integration

    • Directly added into laboratory batch glassware, synthesis reactors, or reference standard production lines. Reactant control allows precise tracking for reproducible results.

    Final product types

    • Analytical derivatizing agents for GC/LC
    • Research chemical tool compounds
    • Intermediates for test kit assembly
    • Stabilized acyl chlorides for formulation R&D
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    More Introduction

    N-Butyryl Chloride: Shaping Chemical Value Chains with Trusted Manufacturing

    Direct From Our Line: The Real Story of N-Butyryl Chloride

    At our manufacturing site, every batch of N-Butyryl Chloride (C4H7ClO, CAS number 141-75-3) begins with genuine craftsmanship and careful process monitoring. Long industry experience teaches that reliability—batch after batch—sets great chemicals apart. The market recognizes our reputation for clarity, not just in product, but in purpose and results. Analysts put energy into purity, but seasoned handlers notice even greater value in unwavering product identity, physical consistency, and batch transparency. What enters our reactors as butyric acid and thionyl chloride emerges as colorless-to-pale-yellow liquid, pure by GC and virtually free of competing acids, alcohols, and color bodies.

    Specifications You Can See and Rely On

    On the production floor, every specification isn’t just a target—it’s a daily benchmark. Our standard N-Butyryl Chloride model delivers minimum assay GC results at 99%, with free acid typically below 0.5%. Specific gravity runs consistently from 1.045 to 1.055 at 20°C. Checked regularly, water content drops below 0.2%, meeting high-stakes customer reactions requiring tight moisture control for consistent yields. Acidity, residual solvent, and color all remain within narrow windows, a direct result of closed-loop distillation and hands-on QA. Decades of accumulated technical knowledge have gone into refining each production step, stripping out process upsets and bottlenecks that once forced run-to-run variation on the industry.

    Our Process: What We Control, Customers Count On

    The chemistry itself is straightforward on paper—an acyl chloride route using thionyl chloride and butyric acid. Where it gets complicated, and where seasoned manufacturers earn trust, is in handling thermal sensitivity, moisture exposure, and by-product control. We run all-glass reactors and stainless transfer lines. Staff are ready for each batch, checking pressure, temperature, and gas evolution in real-time, while gas scrubbing and vapor filtration ensure the workplace stays safe and compliant. To buyers’ benefit, that translates into n-butyl acid chloride with the lowest possible residual SO2 and HCl content, so it arrives at your plant as a reactive ingredient, not a corrosion or odor risk.

    Where N-Butyryl Chloride Matters Most

    Many customers use N-Butyryl Chloride day-in, day-out for specialty intermediates in pharmaceuticals, agrochemicals, and flavor & fragrance syntheses. Its short-chain structure and high reactivity make it essential for acylating amines and alcohols—science that turns ideas into effective drug actives, crop health protectants, or specialty esters. Speed and selectivity are natural to this reagent: it forms butyramide and butyrate derivatives cleaner than more hindered or unrefined acyl chlorides. Downstream operations—be it amidation, esterification, or Friedel-Crafts acylation—start smoother when you know who made your core reactant and how clean their feedstock really is.

    Comparing N-Butyryl Chloride to Analogues and Alternatives

    Customers sometimes face a choice among homologous acyl chlorides: n-butyryl chloride, isobutyryl chloride, propionyl chloride, and caproyl chloride. Each one plays distinct roles, but several practicality differences emerge with hands-on handling. Isobutyryl chloride brings more steric hindrance; acylating primary amines for certain APIs just works best with the n-butyl variant, both for yield and for cost-effectiveness. Shorter chains, such as propionyl chloride, offer faster reactivity but sacrifice selectivity in multi-functional target molecules. Higher analogues, like caproyl chloride or lauroyl chloride, become sluggish, sticky to process, and require more extreme handling. N-Butyryl Chloride, in contrast, walks a line: more manageable boiling point for regular plant operations (approx. 104°C), optimal vapor pressure for safe storage, and a hazard profile we know how to control. Across a portfolio of acyl chlorides, the n-butyl version often becomes the “workhorse” not only for its properties but because plants can use consistent, proven protocols time after time.

    Quality—What Operation Floors Demand, Not Just Certificates

    While laboratory data and QC certificates matter, operators and chemists trust products built on routine, physical checks at every step. Traceability starts right after synthesis: GC, Karl-Fischer moisture, and acid number. Drums and containers never leave our plant until inspectors finish visual, olfactory, and pH checks. We know our customers expect each drum to pour clear and flow without fuss through their lines. That’s the result of painstaking clean-in-place protocols on all fill nozzles. During loading or decanting, product never contacts water lines or open air—every risk point gets managed away. Certificates back up the claims, but what matters most is repeat reality: no precipitate, no color shifts, no batch-to-batch surprise.

    Packing and Logistics: Safe Travel for a Tough Cargo

    N-Butyryl Chloride demands careful attention for its hazardous class. Our filling team uses specialized HDPE drums or approved steel IBCs that resist permeation and corrosion, sealed with dry nitrogen when long hauls or variable climates could threaten shelf life or purity. Each container carries a track record of leak testing, visual inspection, and secondary barrier liners if customers demand added insurance. In response to the ever-tightening regulations on hazardous goods, our shipping plans map all routes and transfer points; real-time temperature trackers flag deviations, and trained staff monitor shipments until they reach the customer dock. Few details escape scrutiny. We verify compliance with ADR, IMDG, and domestic transit rules before any truck pulls away.

    Application Deep Dives: From Lab Bench to Global Scale

    Whether destined for benchtop syntheses or the heart of pilot reactors, uniform reactivity remains a cornerstone. In pharmaceuticals, N-Butyryl Chloride fosters peptide couplings and amide linkages that anchor entire active compounds. Here, the batch-to-batch purity ensures no hidden hydrolysis or trace acids sabotage expensive intermediates. For crop protection, the compound acylates amines and alcohols that form herbicides and growth regulators—yield, stability, and process time all benefit from starting with a pure, consistent batch. Flavor and fragrance specialists draw on the characteristic butyric motif to anchor complex esters and aroma molecules, turning raw chemical reliability into finished notes recognized worldwide. In each case, from pilot to commercial drum loads, plants need uninterrupted feed and no sudden changes that compromise process design, finished purity, or regulatory reviews.

    Safety Insights: Beyond Labels and Data Sheets

    Documented hazards for N-Butyryl Chloride—fuming reactivity with moisture, tendency to release HCl and SO2, skin and respiratory risk—are top of mind for anyone handling meaningful quantities. Our facilities approach this risk at every level, not just on compliance paperwork. Automated transfer from production line to fill point reduces vapor release. Positive pressure air and dedicated ventilation surround all fill stations. The crew handling bulk drums train against accidental wetting, and the plant layout routes all drainage away from contact zones. Storage facilities place drums out of weather, upright, with spill management and chemical shower access close by. That real-world safety track record puts our product a notch above unfamiliar sources, where buyers may see cost advantage but find themselves tracking unexpected cleanups or hidden corrosion after shipments. We see our customers’ safety as an extension of our own.

    Regulatory and Environmental Responsibility

    Compliance with chemical regulations goes beyond paperwork for us. We regularly audit raw materials and finished product flows to ensure full traceability under REACH, TSCA, and applicable local systems. Waste thionyl chloride and acid by-products go straight to certified disposal—not routed down drains or handled casually. Our team consults with environmental specialists, looking at VOC controls, neutralization strategies, and downstream COD reduction. Customers with their own sustainability standards receive documentation on cradle-to-gate resource use. While N-Butyryl Chloride production cannot yet claim the “greenest” footprint, focused process upgrades—better raw material utilization, energy monitoring, and scrubber system improvements—move us toward benchmarks valued by increasingly conscientious buyers.

    Customer Collaboration: Open Channels Create Better Results

    No product exists in a vacuum. The chemical supply chain thrives when manufacturers listen to feedback from chemists, buyers, and plant managers. Some of our best process upgrades began with urgent midnight phone calls from customers troubleshooting a blocked transfer line or unstable batch reaction. In response, we redesigned our filtration system and tweaked packaging protocols. We provide full samples, not just literature, so R&D teams can see our N-Butyryl Chloride work before making purchasing decisions. Quality or application problems? Our technical staff talks directly with customer operations, not through layers of sales or resellers. The result—longer partnerships, fewer misunderstandings, and product improvements rooted in shared experience.

    Market Trends: Pricing, Demand, and Security of Supply

    Industry volatility over the last decade shows that supply security, cost transparency, and technical support matter more than chasing minor chemical price swings. N-Butyryl Chloride faces occasional feedstock disruptions, usually linked to upstream butyric acid or chlorinating agent availability. We buffer those risks with diversified sourcing and on-site raw material inventories. Regular forecasting links us directly to downstream customers—especially those planning for capacity expansions or new product launches—so we can assure allocation and lead times. We keep price adjustments transparent, explaining upstream changes rather than hiding surcharges in logistics or packaging. This open-book approach has kept core customers loyal, even during black swan events or spikes in demand.

    Innovation: How Hands-On Manufacturing Pushes Boundaries

    Chemistry evolves when manufacturers push to improve beyond established practices. Our technical staff dedicates time every year to testing novel downstream uses—screening N-Butyryl Chloride in enzyme-catalyzed acylations, biobased solvent systems, or low-residue pharma syntheses. Working side-by-side with customers, we tune product specifications if a new process benefits from narrower water range, special color requirements, or custom packing. For emerging applications, such as specialty polymers or fine chemical research, we supply micro-batches under GMP guidelines and provide detailed impurity profiles. Not every experiment yields a winner, but the practical gains—less waste, higher conversion, unexpected new molecules—push the industry forward. Our commitment to adaptation means customers always get not just the same product, but a partner thinking ahead.

    The Difference: Choosing Manufacturer Over Middleman

    Chemistry is personal for those who live it every day. As a manufacturer, every ton of N-Butyryl Chloride carries our name and technical signature. Customers choose us when they need confidence in the unseen: consistent quality, direct technical dialogue, and after-sales support from those who work hands-on with the product, not just move paper or inventory. By overseeing every step—raw material input, reaction, purification, filling, and delivery—we maintain control and accountability impossible in disconnected supply chains. The proof lies in weekly calls with partner plants, rapid troubleshooting, and the simple ability to flex production or specification to a customer’s exact need. This depth of practical experience—born of error, learning, and daily improvement—defines a genuine manufacturer.

    Summary Points: Why N-Butyryl Chloride from a Direct Producer Stands Out

    N-Butyryl Chloride proves time and again to be essential for efficient chemical syntheses across pharma, agri, and flavor segments. Each batch from our line reflects strict adherence to technical discipline, deep process knowledge, and unbroken quality assurance. Handling and logistics aim not only for regulatory boxes but for minimal disruption at customer plants. While acyl chloride chemistry may look similar on the surface, experience at scale shows just how much difference genuine manufacturing rigor makes—safer handling, quicker production cycles, and trustworthy collaboration. As global demand rises and regulatory or technical expectations grow, choosing a supply partner committed to improvement cements long-term success for complex, innovative chemical value chains.

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