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Heterocyclic Compounds

2-Thiazolidinone

CAS: 2682-49-7

Overview

2-Thiazolidinone (CAS 2682-49-7 ) is a sulfur-nitrogen heterocyclic building block used in pharmaceutical synthesis and specialty chemical manufacturing. Oxothiazolidine is a recognized alternative name encountered in research and procurement contexts.

Its primary commercial role is as a reactive intermediate and polymerization initiator in the production of active pharmaceutical ingredients and advanced materials. In pharmaceutical development, it serves as a key scaffold for synthesizing biologically active compounds.

This includes antimicrobial and enzyme-inhibitor candidates at the API intermediate stage. Medicinal chemistry programs use it to construct thiazolidinone-based drug candidates, where the ring system is incorporated directly into the final molecular structure.

In polymer chemistry, it functions as a polymerization initiator, enabling controlled synthesis of specialty polymers used in biomedical and industrial applications. Biotechnology researchers also employ it as a synthetic precursor in the preparation of reagents.

2-Thiazolidinone is supplied as a white to off-white crystalline powder. It is available in research quantities through to multi-kilogram commercial lots, with purity grades typically ranging from 97% to 99%+ to meet fine chemical requirements.

Material is generally offered under technical and high-purity specifications suited to GMP-aligned procurement workflows. This ensures the product meets the rigorous demands of modern pharmaceutical and industrial manufacturing processes.

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Physical Properties

Melting Point50-51 °C
Boiling Point138.0-138.5 °C @ Press: 2.5 Torr
Density1.277
ColorOff-White
FormSolid

Safety & Handling

Warning GHS07

Trade & Regulatory

HS Code2934999090

Other Names

Oxothiazolidine | 13-thiazolidin-2-one

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Chemical Properties

CAS Number
2682-49-7
EC Number
474-200-5
Mol. Weight
103.15
HS Code
2934999090

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