Formamide

In agricultural analysis, it is used as a developing agent for paper chromatography and for the analysis of the amino acid content in rice. Amide has active reactivity and special solubility. It can be used as a raw material for organic synthesis, a paper treatment agent, a softener in the fiber industry, a softener for animal glue, and an analytical reagent for determining the amino acid content in rice. In organic synthesis, it is mostly used in medicine, and it also has many uses in pesticides, dyes, pigments, fragrances, and additives. It is also an excellent organic solvent, mainly used in the spinning of acrylonitrile copolymers and ion exchange resins, as well as antistatic or conductive coatings for plastic products. In addition, it is also used to separate chlorosilanes, purify oils, etc. Formamide can undergo a variety of reactions. In addition to the reaction involving three hydrogens, it can also undergo dehydration, deCO, introduction of amino groups, introduction of acyl groups, and cyclization. Take cyclization as an example.