I. [Product Description]
DOTA-(COOt-Bu)3 macrocyclic ligand DOTA-tris(tert-butoxycarbonyl) is an important organic intermediate with a unique chemical structure and good reactivity. It can play a key role in chemical synthesis and provide basic support for the synthesis of numerous organic compounds.

II. [Product Details]
【Appearance】Solid powder.
【Stability】Store under refrigeration and avoid repeated freezing and thawing.
【Solvent】Common organic solvents such as chloroform and DMSO.
【Storage Conditions】Store in a sealed, dry container at a low temperature below 4°C.
▪ Precautions: ▶ To ensure product stability, please open the package for use only after constant temperature drying!

III. [Application Fields]
1. For the complexation study of metal ions.
2. Participate in reactions as a ligand in organic synthesis.
3. Applied to the preparation of new materials in the field of materials science.
4. Used to study the structure and properties of macrocyclic compounds.

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