2-Acetylfuran

Catalog No.: A97865
Intermediate In Foods
2-Acetylfuran, a flavor compound and food intermediate, is derived from essential oils, sweet corn, fruits, and flowers. It can also be formed through the Maillard reaction from glucose and glycine. This compound is valuable in the synthesis of Cefuroxime and is used in developing reagents with antiamoebic activity, making it relevant for food science and pharmaceutical research applications.
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Biological Activity
Description2-Acetylfuran, a flavor compound and food intermediate, is derived from essential oils, sweet corn, fruits, and flowers. It can also be formed through the Maillard reaction from glucose and glycine. This compound is valuable in the synthesis of Cefuroxime and is used in developing reagents with antiamoebic activity, making it relevant for food science and pharmaceutical research applications.
Product Information
Catalog NumA97865
FormulaC6H6O2
Molecular Weight110.11
CAS Number1192-62-7
SMILESCC(=O)C1=CC=CO1
Synonyms2-Furyl methyl ketone
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