Methylaminoformyl Chloride (MCC) C2H4ClNO CAS:6452-47-7 - China Suppliers & Factory for High-Quality Chemicals
Applications & Synthesis: An intermediate of carbamate insecticides and herbicides. Methyl carbamoyl chloride is prepared by the reaction of methylamine with phosgene.
It exists as a white crystal and has a melting point of 45℃, at which temperature it begins to decompose.
No, it decomposes upon contact with moisture. However, it is soluble in organic solvents like benzene.
It is primarily used as a critical intermediate in the production of carbamate-based insecticides and herbicides.
It is prone to explosion, unstable at high temperatures, and acts as an irritant to both the eyes and the respiratory tract.
It is prepared through the chemical reaction between methylamine and phosgene.
The compound decomposes rapidly when it comes into contact with alkali or moisture.


