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HS Code |
572829 |
| Chemical Name | 4-Bromophthalic Acid |
| Cas Number | 1461-97-8 |
| Molecular Formula | C8H5BrO4 |
| Molecular Weight | 245.03 g/mol |
| Appearance | White to off-white crystalline powder |
| Melting Point | 241-245 °C |
| Solubility In Water | Slightly soluble |
| Purity | Typically ≥98% |
| Density | 2.03 g/cm³ |
| Synonyms | 4-Bromo-1,2-benzenedicarboxylic acid |
| Smiles | C1=CC(=C(C=C1C(=O)O)Br)C(=O)O |
| Storage Conditions | Store at room temperature, keep container tightly closed |
As an accredited 4-Bromophthalic Acid factory, we enforce strict quality protocols—every batch undergoes rigorous testing to ensure consistent efficacy and safety standards.
| Packing | The 100g of 4-Bromophthalic Acid is packaged in a sealed, amber glass bottle with a secure screw cap and safety labeling. |
| Shipping | 4-Bromophthalic Acid is shipped in tightly sealed containers, protected from moisture and incompatible materials. It is classified as a non-hazardous chemical for transport, but care should be taken to avoid spills and dust formation. Packages should comply with local and international regulations, ensuring secure and proper labeling during storage and transit. |
| Storage | 4-Bromophthalic acid should be stored in a tightly closed container, in a cool, dry, well-ventilated area away from incompatible substances such as strong oxidizing agents. Keep the container protected from moisture and direct sunlight. Store at room temperature and ensure proper labeling to prevent accidental misuse. Always follow institutional safety and chemical hygiene guidelines when handling and storing chemicals. |
Applications of 4-Bromophthalic Acid in Industrial ManufacturingAs a direct manufacturer of 4-Bromophthalic Acid, we support specialized industrial segments that demand precise chemical performance and regulatory assurance. Detailed below are key downstream application scenarios where this material features as a critical functional intermediate, with each scenario informed by mature market uses and technical compliance needs. 1. High-Performance Polyimide Resin Synthesis for ElectronicsLeading electronic materials manufacturers incorporate 4-Bromophthalic Acid in the synthesis of heat-resistant polyimide resins, formulated for use in flexible printed circuits, insulation films, and semiconductor fabrication. This compound introduces functional brominated groups that enhance flame retardancy and thermal stability in the resulting polyimide matrix—requirements central to current electronics safety mandates and miniaturization demands. Process engineers typically optimize the input level based on targeted dielectric properties, processing convenience in imidization steps, and ultimate product versatility in precision microelectronics. Industry compliance standards
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2. Brominated Pharmaceutical Building Block for Small Molecule APIsIn the pharmaceutical intermediate sector, several API manufacturers source 4-Bromophthalic Acid to generate key intermediates via Suzuki coupling and other palladium-catalyzed cross-coupling reactions. The bromine functionality directly supports regioselective synthesis for heterocyclic and aromatic drug scaffolds, essential for advanced pain management, anti-cancer, and CNS-active compounds. Regulatory compliance around impurity control and trace metal residues is strictly observed, and production lines rely on its consistent reactivity and batch reproducibility for GMP-oriented APIs. Industry compliance standards
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3. Metal-Organic Framework (MOF) Ligand in Gas Storage MaterialsProducers of advanced gas storage and separation systems exploit the unique diacid and brominated functionalities of 4-Bromophthalic Acid as a ligand in the formation of metal-organic framework (MOF) structures. The precise structure and electron density modulation introduced enable MOF chemists to engineer pore environments tailored for selective adsorption of gases such as CO2, H2, and volatile organics. Manufacturing teams select input ratios based on porosity targets and binding energy profiles, all within the bounds of analytical purity requirements for functional material certification. Industry compliance standards
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4. Intermediate for Synthesis of Reactive Dyes in Technical TextilesManufacturers in the specialty dye segment use 4-Bromophthalic Acid as an aromatic acid intermediate to introduce reactive bromine moieties in the condensation or nucleophilic substitution steps for dye precursor synthesis. These reactive dyes, applied to polyester or cellulosic technical fabrics, benefit from increased wash fastness and shade depth due to the brominated structure. Precision inputs and strict process control ensure compliance with textile chemical safety regulations and consistently meet supply chain batch-to-batch color targets. Industry compliance standards
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Inside our factory, the process of making 4-Bromophthalic Acid always begins with careful selection of raw materials. High purity standards govern every step. Over the years, we have seen that this product attracts customers who aren’t just looking for a substitutable intermediate—they need a reliable building block that brings consistency to their custom syntheses. When our chemists finish a batch, they don’t just check a box for purity. They double-check alongside established benchmarks because they know that any contaminant, even below the usual detection levels, can disrupt the reaction downstream for a pharma or fine chemical producer.
Our team has worked with 4-Bromophthalic Acid in a variety of conditions and always found it to deliver strong, predictable results. It stands out by offering a tightly defined melting point and consistent assay levels. We produce it as a white crystalline powder, often shipping in the 98% to 99.5% purity range. This product finds its role as a precursor in pharmaceutical research, agrochemical development, and various organic synthesis protocols. Every new lot leaves us only after fitting the documented chemical structure (C8H5BrO4, CAS 631-64-1) and passing IR, NMR, and HPLC testing—tools we use every day, not only for certificate paperwork but because we know from long experience how vital it is for our customers’ trust.
Laboratories across the world look for 4-Bromophthalic Acid when the reaction requires a functionalized aromatic ring. We’re often asked about its reactivity compared to plain phthalic acid or 4-chlorophthalic acid. The difference isn’t only in the halogen atom: on the bench, bromine offers unique capabilities, especially for Suzuki, Heck, and other palladium-catalyzed couplings. Our own research teams have worked through the difference in yields and conversion rates in a variety of test reactions, so we can speak from both data and repeat practical use that bromine’s balance of reactivity and selectivity beats chlorine for some pathways, while providing safer handling than the iodo analogs. This means fewer worries about off-target side reactions or unwanted isomer formation. If a customer comes to us uncertain about which halogenated phthalic acid to choose, we can explain—bromine lies in the comfort zone for many standardized cross-couplings, remaining compatible with a broader set of ligands and base systems. Our own scale-ups over the years have borne this out, making it the most widely requested member of the family among small-molecule R&D companies.
We’ve seen its utility in research where rapid screening and late-stage functionalization demand materials that won’t cause reaction bottlenecks or introduce unpredictable variables. By sharing our batch data, and supporting customers through technical feedback, we have become something of a dialogue partner with many of the labs using our material. This goes beyond a transactional sale—our team answers real questions about moisture content, trace metals, or freight mode after customs, as these issues have caused plenty of trouble for chemists in the past. We don’t treat these queries as interruptions but as signs of serious science underway.
We have participated in many long-term supply relationships where the same customer draws batches from us year after year. They keep coming back for 4-Bromophthalic Acid because every process engineer knows what happens when a batch of raw material strays outside the published parameters: unexpected side-reactions, out-of-spec products, delays, and sometimes complete scrapping of expensive intermediates. Our unit operations measure organobromine content, water levels, and trace impurities like chloride or potassium every time, not due to any external audit but because we know the real cost of a failed reaction can run several magnitudes higher than a few minutes’ extra QC in the factory. More than once we have accepted a rejected shipment from a competitor and processed it again with our own standards, and the resulting difference in outcome for the customer reinforced what we already believed: consistency is non-negotiable for mission-critical compounds. Our team stands by every batch, communicating directly with chemists who demand the transparency of source and test results.
Customers often ask how our 4-Bromophthalic Acid stands up against material from other sources. We start with controlled bromination steps and carry out all isolations in high-grade vessels. HPLC chromatograms from our production tend to run cleaner than the industry average. Typical moisture content comes in below 0.5% w/w, and free acid value remains within strict boundaries. The appearance of the crystals gives an immediate visual confirmation: a fine, powdery substance with pure white color and no yellow or brown speckling, which we remove through extra recrystallization steps if needed. We routinely check for heavy metals such as iron and copper since even a few ppm can catalyze unwanted side reactions. Our data over five years shows consistently low readings because we’ve sourced all auxiliary chemicals and glassware to minimize leaching, and our cleaning protocols get reviewed after any deviation. By tracking feedback from customers—often industrial chemists who share their syntheses outcomes with us—we have tuned our process so that every kilogram shipped brings predictable performance.
The customer who chooses our 4-Bromophthalic Acid gains access to a team who supports both established and experimental chemistry. On many occasions, project timelines compressed due to external events, and we’ve moved our schedules around to prioritize critical deliveries. Our internal QA team signs off every drum and provides complete COA plus sample chromatograms upon request. Storage conditions matter—cool, dry, and preferably in a nitrogen blanket when dealing with multi-month holding—which we advise after decades of handling similar bromine chemistry. When the package arrives, it opens without cake-forming or clumping, and the powder blends smoothly into solution or reaction.
Pharmaceutical groups have used our product to develop APIs and advanced intermediates built around aromatic cores. Agrochemical customers call for it during herbicide pathway trials, as it offers predictable halogen chemistry in scale reactions. We’ve seen research institutions reach out for bulk purchases when synthesizing libraries for material science or dye development. Some projects involve dozens of halogenated aromatic acids, but only certain grades get chosen for pilot runs because issues in archive storage or final purity readings can derail the work. By providing factory-direct supply and transparency over the entire chain, we give chemists the reassurance to run bold chemistry without hidden surprises.
Advanced organic syntheses often require halide functional groups with precise positioning. The meta-position bromine in 4-Bromophthalic Acid unlocks regioselective transformations. During collaborative projects, several of our customers reported more direct coupling steps and improved conversion rates when using our material versus less pure offerings. The technical service teams at some of our largest clients routinely check back to confirm our crystallography data and see updates to any trace impurities detected across production runs. Our facility, designed from the ground up for aromatic chemistry, handles these requirements day-in, day-out—as a company committed to supporting innovation from the ground up.
There are moments in every production campaign where new challenges arise—the unexpected shelf-life drop, the discovery of a suspected impurity peak after a synthesis, or a customs delay. Over two decades, we have built direct lines of communication with users around the world. We answer every technical query, whether it’s about the bromination mechanism, storage in high-humidity climates, or analytical support for impurities the customer’s own team doesn’t have time to characterize. We notice the details that make the difference, such as ensuring the sample bottles contain no residual plasticizer, or that freight documents list all key regulatory codes for seamless border transit. None of this happens by remote control; our chemists, warehouse crew, and customer service staff coordinate in real time to move both the chemical and the crucial information together.
We don’t overpromise timelines. Sometimes supply chain events crop up that slow things down. But our batch records, redundant synthesis routes, and safety stock rarely let a project lag for lack of material. Customers relying on predictable delivery windows for 4-Bromophthalic Acid resource their projects with confidence, banking on the experience that comes from long-term manufacturing. Our forecasting methods, which draw from years of inventory data and seasonal demand patterns, play a big role in minimizing backorders. By holding raw components for emergency synthesis, we ensure even a spike in orders or an unforeseen recall never stops production for more than a few days.
As the market for halogenated phthalic acids grows, the surrounding noise of brokers, repackagers, and short-term traders has only increased. We’ve seen plenty of offers for “99% pure” chemicals that don’t withstand routine in-lab testing. Some producers skip detailed washing or cut steps to speed shipment. Our approach takes the long view: make a batch with full transparency, confirm purity by multiple means, document every step, and answer for the result. If a customer isn’t satisfied, we recall quickly and resolve the issue from the manufacturer’s side—not by redirecting complaints through layers of intermediaries.
Customers often compare 4-Bromophthalic Acid with related acids like 4-chloro-, 3-bromo-, or the unsubstituted phthalic derivatives. Experience tells us substitution pattern and halogen identity both matter. Chlorine analogs, for example, don’t have the same reactivity in coupling reactions, sometimes pushing yields lower and leaving more unreacted starting material. The heavier iodo analogs, while reactive, show instability and higher costs plus extra hazards in large-scale use. 4-Bromophthalic Acid balances cost, handling safety, and synthetic utility, making it a versatile tool in the hands of both researchers and process-scale chemists.
Direct manufacturing experience brings a perspective that differs from trading or outsourcing alone. Once, during an unexpected contamination event, we traced a tiny source of iron into the reaction—after much troubleshooting, it turned out to be a new gasket in a filtrate pump. This kind of trace detective work, backed by years of chemical knowledge and a stubborn drive not to let contaminated material out the door, forms the backbone of our philosophy. We don’t mind taking the time or bearing the extra cost, knowing the benefit to quality and customer confidence far outweighs any extra effort.
We approach packaging with the same seriousness. Having spent years hearing customer feedback, we know that five-kilogram and twenty-five-kilogram fiber drums with polyethylene liners offer the strength and moisture protection needed during months-long shipping. In particularly humid regions, we’ve provided extra silica gel packaging and employed sealed nitrogen atmospheres to help customers avoid hydrolysis during storage. After learning from a customer’s failed HPLC due to suspected degradation in transit, our logistics team added more robust secondary containment. This continuous loop of feedback—both positive and negative—drives our company’s improvements across product lines.
In many process reviews, our technical staff compare QC data from our factory to specs received from external labs. Any trend shift or unexpected reading triggers further investigation, not only for paperwork’s sake but because that attention to detail gives our partners real peace of mind. By prioritizing reliability over speed, we’ve minimized emergency recalls and production halts—something manufacturing chemists value even more than headline purity figures.
Over the years we’ve been asked—a hundred times or more—for custom pack sizes, tailored particle sizes, or extra low metal grades. These requests come from pilot plants, university departments, and contract research organizations scaling up a project or bridging a gap in raw material availability. Our manufacturing floor handles these changes flexibly, stripping away unnecessary bureaucracy and putting chemists in direct touch with production. We work to match specification updates to each customer’s process, making sure our 4-Bromophthalic Acid acts as a facilitator, not a blocker. As customers push into new formulation spaces, our ability to deliver a tested, well-documented intermediate saves time and money by removing repeated rounds of troubleshooting.
Our experience tells us that a dialogue with users—whether addressing a sudden regulatory request or investigating a failed batch outcome—makes both sides sharper. Occasionally, users push the compound beyond routine use, exploring new applications in advanced materials or photochemistry, where stability, particle size, or batch-to-batch variation becomes a key parameter. We keep records open and share everything legally allowed, helping project teams re-validate material for each new context. In every new challenge, the expertise of a manufacturer who knows the product inside out counts for more than any generic supplier’s promise.
We’ve weathered supply chain shocks, changing regulatory standards, and wild swings in demand for specialized halogenated aromatics. Staying focused on real manufacturing—not trading or virtual supply—keeps us honest about what we can deliver. Every batch of 4-Bromophthalic Acid represents not only the chemistry within the drum or bag—it carries with it the trust built between our team and those who rely on accurate, timely deliveries for work that shapes new discoveries.
Years of hands-on production show how a specialty chemical only maintains its value through proven performance over time, transparent communication, and constant improvement. Our factory stands open to review by our customers, not just for compliance, but because we share their drive for precision and genuine partnership. As research moves faster and demands grow stricter, the reliability and deep knowledge of an experienced manufacturer are harder to replace than any commodity spec on paper.
Those searching for 4-Bromophthalic Acid that matches the highest standards in both quality and operational support can look to us as a partner in real-world chemical manufacture. While many sellers list a product, few stand behind it from synthesis, through finishing, to shipping and long-term customer care. Our door remains open to discuss custom requirements, batch details, or any technical issue—because making a great chemical relies on the experience and responsibility that only comes from true manufacturing history, not just salesmanship.