Introduction
Acetyl-protected thiols
Coupling reagents
Disulfides
Dithiols for nanoparticle assembly
Fluorinated thiols and silanes
Functionalized thiols
Graphene derivatives
Ligands for iron oxide surfaces
MOFs
Photoswitchable thiols
Silanes
Thiolated Carbohydrates (mimicking glycans)
Thiolated crown ethers
Thiols and disulfides for fluorescent SAMs and NPs
Thiols for bioresistant and biospecific SAMs
Thiols for electroactive SAMs
Thiophoshonates
Ultra-bioresistant Zwitterionic ligands
Useful synthetic precursors and building blocks
Graphene derivatives
Graphene is a monolayer platelet (flake) of graphite available through either a mechanical cleaving of HOPG (highly oriented pyrolytic graphite) sample using deposition of hexagonal carbon layer from vapors (i.e. CVD). Graphene platelets (flakes) have a form of stacks of up to 10 graphene monolayers. Their size may range from a few nanometers to a dozen micrometers while the interlayer distance ranges from 0.35 to 0.40 nm. Such graphene platelets are being manufactured from powdered graphite. ProChimia offers very well characterized graphene derivatives.
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