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Organometallic Chemistry Capabilities 
API & Drug Product Development >> API Development >> Organometallic Chemistry
Our scientists bring more than 15 years of experience in the field of organometallic chemistry and a global infrastructure to deliver a wide range of high-quality compounds at large scale.
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API & Drug Product Development >> API Development >> Organometallic Chemistry
Our expertise in high energy compounds and hazardous materials dates back to the work of Alfred Nobel, who founded the site in Karlskoga, Sweden in 1896. Today, we supply high energy compounds to world leading pharmaceutical companies, with a focus on safety and quality.
API & Drug Product Development >> API Development >> Organometallic Chemistry
DIVERCHIM takes over projects from hundreds of miligrammes up to tens of kilogrammes per batch based on its internal know-how and all available scientific data. Based on its chemical know-how, DIVERCHIM offers services related to organometallic Chemistry.
API & Drug Product Development >> API Development >> Organometallic Chemistry
M2i Development is the R&D centre of the M2i Group. This research lab has expertise in Organometallic chemistry (organo-magnesium, organo-lithium, organo-zinc, cuprates, etc.).
Organometallic Reactions for API Development
API & Drug Product Development >> API Development >> Organometallic Chemistry
Sequent's expertise in the development, scale-up and commercialisation of products involve the following reactions: Organometallic Reactions (Grignard, diethyl zinc),nHazardous reactions involving cyanuric chloride ethyl mercaptan, and so on, Asymmetric synthesis and chiral separations, etc.
Lithiation, Metal Hydride Reduction, Cyanation
API & Drug Product Development >> API Development >> Organometallic Chemistry
Metal hydride reduction (powder and in solution LAH, DIBAL, LiAl(O-tBu)3H, NaBH4, etc...); Lithiation (RLi, LDA, Schlosser’s base, Li in liquid NH3); Cyanation.