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HS Code |
291158 |
| Product Name | Benzylboronic Acid |
| Cas Number | 87199-17-5 |
| Molecular Formula | C7H9BO2 |
| Molecular Weight | 135.96 g/mol |
| Appearance | White to off-white solid |
| Melting Point | 106-110 °C |
| Purity | ≥97% |
| Density | 1.13 g/cm³ (estimated) |
| Solubility | Slightly soluble in water, soluble in organic solvents |
| Smiles | B(Cc1ccccc1)(O)O |
| Inchi | InChI=1S/C7H9BO2/c9-8(10)6-7-4-2-1-3-5-7/h1-5,9-10H,6H2 |
| Storage Temperature | 2-8 °C |
| Synonyms | Benzenemethylboronic acid |
As an accredited Benzylboronic Acid factory, we enforce strict quality protocols—every batch undergoes rigorous testing to ensure consistent efficacy and safety standards.
| Packing | Benzylboronic Acid is packaged in a 25g amber glass bottle with a tight-sealing cap, labeled for laboratory use. |
| Shipping | Benzylboronic Acid is shipped in secure, sealed containers to ensure stability and prevent contamination. It is packaged according to chemical safety regulations, usually under inert atmosphere if required. Handle with appropriate protective equipment. Temperature and shipping restrictions may apply depending on jurisdiction and carrier, ensuring safe delivery to laboratories or industrial destinations. |
| Storage | Benzylboronic acid should be stored in a tightly sealed container, protected from moisture and light, as it is sensitive to air and humidity. Store in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated area, preferably under inert atmosphere such as nitrogen or argon. Ensure the storage area is free from strong oxidizing agents and acids to prevent decomposition or hazardous reactions. |
Applications of Benzylboronic Acid in Industrial ManufacturingBenzylboronic Acid is an advanced specialty chemical widely implemented in the synthesis of high-value products across targeted industries. As a direct manufacturer, we supply this material for precise applications where selectivity, purity, and process integration are critical to performance. Below are the principal downstream sectors and their specific manufacturing environments where Benzylboronic Acid brings proven value. 1. Pharmaceutical Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient (API) SynthesisPharmaceutical production utilizes Benzylboronic Acid as a key intermediate in Suzuki-Miyaura cross-coupling reactions for assembling complex aromatic scaffolds. Its functionality allows for high-yield coupling with halogenated compounds under controlled conditions, giving precise building blocks for API development. Downstream manufacturers integrate it in small- to large-batch manufacturing lines under GMP controls, targeting synthesis steps that require boron-mediated selectivity and minimal impurity profiles. Industry compliance standards
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2. Liquid Crystal Material ManufacturingProducers of liquid crystal materials utilize Benzylboronic Acid as a functional boron source in customized aromatic coupling reactions. Its use enables precise control over molecular alignment and transition properties within electro-optical applications. Material scientists and engineers specify its incorporation during the manufacture of core mesogenic units for display technologies, where structural regularity and electronic characteristics are mandatory for downstream device assembly. Industry compliance standards
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3. Agrochemical Intermediate ProductionManufacturers in the agrochemical sector use Benzylboronic Acid in the synthesis of pesticide and herbicide intermediates. Its boronic functionality assists in constructing complex aryl systems needed for advanced crop protection formulas. It is typically injected in tightly controlled reaction steps where high selectivity and the minimization of raw material waste are critical to environmental and cost outcomes. Industry compliance standards
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4. OLED and Organic Electronics ManufacturingProducers of organic electroluminescent materials apply Benzylboronic Acid in precision coupling routines to build complex organic molecules for light-emitting and charge-transport layers. The chemical’s reactivity and controllable impurity profile make it suitable for high-purity downstream streams in this application, allowing for material characteristics essential to next-generation display and lighting products. Industry compliance standards
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5. Advanced Polymer and Resin SynthesisChemical manufacturers dedicated to high-performance polymers employ Benzylboronic Acid in functional monomer synthesis, crucial to tailored polymer chains with electronic or photonic properties. Precise control over incorporation enhances downstream material strength and stability, making this raw material indispensable for specialty coatings, sensors, and custom resins used under exacting industrial standards. Industry compliance standards
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Chemistry keeps moving forward—new synthetic routes, tighter deadlines, and higher standards push us to rethink the tools we rely on. Benzylboronic acid, often recognized for its simple structure, brings remarkable utility to the table. In our dozens of years manufacturing specialty boronic acids and working closely with R&D labs and pilot-scale facilities, we’ve seen how a smartly made reagent often makes the difference between stalled progress and a leap forward.
The benzyl group, attached at the boron center, offers a unique reactivity profile. Benzylboronic acid doesn’t just slot into Suzuki-Miyaura couplings—it stays stable, resists premature oxidation, and allows for efficient purification steps. Our own teams have worked with kilo-scale batches and smaller lab-scale lots, giving us firsthand experience with process reliability across scales. The solid, white powder form you find in our bottles reflects consistent purity, usually above 98%. Through careful solvent selection and optimized crystallization conditions, we filter out common byproducts, which matters when scaled-up reactions lean on dry, free-flowing material.
Every new batch means fresh scrutiny. Analytical chemists in our QA wing step beyond HPLC and GC—because we’ve seen small impurities that sneak past basic purity checks. In Suzuki reactions, a trace impurity can set off unexpected byproducts or incomplete conversion. Over the years, we’ve improved our distillation stage and reworked filtration to control trace moisture, which played havoc with some clients’ palladium-catalyzed processes.
We always watch for batch color, particle size, melting point, and moisture content. Years ago, a customer flagged clumping in their automated hopper system during a long campaign. The culprit ended up being less-than-optimal drying on our end. Tightening control on final oven-drying meant finer, dust-free powder that doesn’t gum up augers or cake in glassware. These practical findings drive adjustments faster than abstract “quality management” statements ever could.
Although Suzuki-Miyaura cross-coupling gets most of the attention, benzylboronic acid travels further in the organic chemistry landscape. Our products fuel sp2-sp3 couplings for certain advanced building blocks, and we’ve seen more bioconjugation researchers pick it up for boron-enabled tagging of biomolecules. The benzyl functionality enables facile deprotection or can act as a gentle protecting group for boronic acids that need timed release in multistep syntheses.
Medchem groups in pharma look for precise, reliable building blocks, demanding not only purity but consistent yields during scale-up. Any variable in water content, byproduct levels, or trace solvents becomes magnified when hundreds of grams transform into pilot-plant runs.
We produce a wide range of aryl- and alkylboronic acids. Researchers want to know when benzylboronic acid outperforms phenylboronic acid or related analogues. In our hands, and repeatedly in customer collaborations, the answer often comes down to balance.
As a manufacturer, our work spans far beyond filling a bottle and shipping. Feedback from industrial process chemists, academic principal investigators, and startup teams always cycles right back into our quality protocols.
Some years ago, a partner scaling up a critical intermediate noticed failing yields and possible trace polymerization with an off-the-shelf competitor’s boronic acid. We ran the same reaction using archived lots from our earlier process and newer lots post-improvements—the problem vanished in both. Only after digging into long-term storage, trace impurity testing, and revalidation did the root cause point to specific vendor side reactions. This experience changed our own storage protocols, introducing tighter moisture controls, nitrogen flushing during bottling, and dual-layer packaging for bulk lots.
It might seem like a commodity chemical, but handling boronic acids exposes dozens of practical puzzles. Many boronic acids draw in water and then start decomposing or changing properties before use. A few degrees in oven temperature, extra drying cycles, or choice of packaging directly impact product performance. In our own experience, using rigidly baked glassware and high-strength foil-lined packaging leads to longer shelf life and less clumping. Our technical service team routinely works with partners to troubleshoot real bench challenges, from solubility issues to filtration sticking points.
Raw purity numbers don’t tell the full story. We regularly use both routine and advanced methods—beyond simple NMR—to screen for low-level oxidized species or heavier hydrocarbons from solvent breakdown. In gram- and kilo-scale reactions, these invisible impurities have toppled otherwise promising batch campaigns before. Laboratory robustness and consistent performance in full-scale runs form the real litmus test.
Storing benzylboronic acid doesn’t look complicated, yet advanced industrial users have taught us to look closer. Humidity, light exposure, and cross-contamination from nearby solvents or acids change outcomes years after shipment. Every new lot faces accelerated aging and stability testing, so we see how it performs on real-world terms rather than just by the lab notebook.
Customers running multiyear project cycles benefit from our practice of staggered sampling. By testing archived batches, we can uncover trends or slow degradation products early. It’s this persistence and willingness to question past assumptions that protect yield, keeps batch purities, and preserves true value.
Every change in lab procedure or manufacturing target echoes out to the building blocks. Customizing syntheses for new pharmaceutical ingredients or industrial intermediates means our team must keep up, not only with regulatory requirements but practical synthetic challenges. Benzylboronic acid—engineered at high purity and managed with care—responds to each of these evolving demands.
We’ve supported gram-scale syntheses for university groups chasing first-in-class targets. At the same time, we regularly fulfill multi-kilo lots destined for pilot-plant optimization or full current Good Manufacturing Practice (cGMP) manufacturing. Each scenario requires a slightly different approach—be that packaging scale, documentation detail, or hands-on technical support—but product consistency always underpins successful outcomes.
Benzylboronic acid doesn’t get flashy attention, but the backbone role it plays in synthesis is inescapable for many chemists and process engineers. In our shop, it’s not enough to hit an assay target—we check for hidden stability problems, track impurity trends across time, and invest in customer feedback loops so that every kilo works just as well as every gram. The lessons we’ve picked up from years of hands-on production, regular collaboration with synthetic chemists, and responding to the daily reality of scale-up keep sharpening both the product and our approach to manufacturing.
Synthetic progress always comes down to reliable building blocks. Benzylboronic acid stands out by quietly solving practical needs—handling well, reacting efficiently, and delivering on the bench or the pilot plant floor. That’s how we define value in specialty chemical manufacturing, and why our focus on continuous improvement persists.
Real progress doesn’t stay boxed in sterile laboratories; it happens through daily conversation between manufacturing teams, R&D chemists, and process scale-up managers. Field-driven improvements, technical troubleshooting, and shared insights make a difference batch by batch. We welcome feedback, hypotheses, gripes, and success stories, as they all feed back into the cycle of steady, practical progress.
Whether you’re tackling an ambitious library, refining a known pharmaceutical target, or spinning up a new project that fuses bioconjugation and cross-coupling, reliable building blocks matter. Thoughtful production method, full traceability, and a focus on real-world chemistry shape every decision we make about benzylboronic acid. Today’s solutions grow from tomorrow’s demands, and we’re ready to keep working shoulder-to-shoulder with our partners to meet each one.