Research and laboratory chemicals and ingredients
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About research and laboratory
Research and laboratory buyers need a very wide range of chemicals in small amounts and with reliable quality. This page groups them by function, covering analytical reagents, indicators and stains, buffers, laboratory solvents, isotope-labelled compounds, synthesis reagents, building blocks, screening compounds, fluorescent probes and biochemical tools such as enzyme substrates, cofactors and inhibitors.
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Universities, government labs, hospitals, contract research organisations, quality control labs and discovery teams in pharma, biotech, agrochemical and materials companies all buy laboratory chemicals. Their needs differ. A quality control lab needs certified standards and reagents with lot traceability and accreditation. A medicinal chemistry team needs fast access to millions of building blocks with NMR and LC-MS data. A biology lab needs buffers, probes and substrates with tested performance.
CompoundList lists a very wide range of research compounds, so most catalogued chemicals have a page with identifiers, structure and safety data even before a supplier lists them. You can search by name, CAS number or structure, and send a bulk quote request with a list of CAS numbers and quantities. Some laboratory chemicals are controlled because they are drug, explosive or chemical weapons precursors, so suppliers may ask for an end-user declaration or licence. When you post a request, give the grade, pack size, quantity, purity and analytical data you need, and whether you accept make-on-demand synthesis for compounds that are not in stock.
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Chemicals grouped by the job they do in a formulation or process.
- Analytical reagents
Reagents for titration, derivatization and instrumental analysis.
81 chemicals - Indicators and stains
pH, redox and metal indicators and biological stains.
194 chemicals - Buffers
Biological and analytical buffer substances.
39 chemicals - Laboratory solvents
Solvents for synthesis, extraction, chromatography and spectroscopy.
6 chemicals - Isotope-labelled compounds
Stable isotope labelled standards and tracers.
2,868 chemicals - Synthesis reagents
Coupling, protecting group, oxidation, reduction and halogenation reagents.
94 chemicals - Building blocks
Functionalized building blocks for medicinal and materials chemistry.
352.1K chemicals - Screening compounds
Drug-like and fragment compounds for screening libraries.
319.8K chemicals - Fluorescent probes
Fluorophores and labelling reagents.
110 chemicals - Biochemical and pharmacological tools
Enzyme inhibitors, receptor ligands and signaling modulators for research.
514 chemicals
Top research and laboratory chemicals
Showing 1 to 48 of 355,746 chemicals, most searched and traded first.
- HistamineCAS 51-45-6C5H9N3102 suppliers
- MethotrexateCAS 59-05-2C20H22N8O5160 suppliers
- Dimethyl sulfoxideCAS 67-68-5C2H6OS327 suppliers
- Acetylcholine chlorideCAS 60-31-1C7H16ClNO294 suppliers
- CisplatinCAS 15663-27-1H6Cl2N2Pt77 suppliers
- Cyclosporin ACAS 59865-13-3C62H111N11O12102 suppliers
- Valproic acidCAS 99-66-1C8H16O2138 suppliers
- PhenobarbitalCAS 50-06-6C12H12N2O3Request quotes
- Tris(hydroxymethyl)aminomethaneCAS 77-86-1C4H11NO3170 suppliers
- CurcuminCAS 458-37-7C21H20O6207 suppliers
- Metformin hydrochlorideCAS 1115-70-4C4H12ClN5211 suppliers
- ResveratrolCAS 501-36-0C14H12O3242 suppliers
- AllopurinolCAS 315-30-0C5H4N4O227 suppliers
- GenisteinCAS 446-72-0C15H10O5141 suppliers
- HydroxyureaCAS 127-07-1CH4N2O2132 suppliers
- Methylene blueCAS 61-73-4C16H18ClN3S190 suppliers
- Palmitic acidCAS 57-10-3C16H32O2211 suppliers
- DigoxinCAS 20830-75-5C41H64O1476 suppliers
- GlutaraldehydeCAS 111-30-8C5H8O2223 suppliers
- 1,2-Benzenediol, 4-(2-amino-1-hydroxyethyl)-CAS 586-17-4C8H11NO349 suppliers
- Mitomycin CCAS 50-07-7C15H18N4O5110 suppliers
- AzacytidineCAS 320-67-2C8H12N4O5158 suppliers
- KetamineCAS 6740-88-1C13H16ClNORequest quotes
- Cyclophosphamide monohydrateCAS 6055-19-2C7H17Cl2N2O3P90 suppliers
- Mycophenolic acidCAS 24280-93-1C17H20O6110 suppliers
- DeferoxamineCAS 70-51-9C25H48N6O852 suppliers
- SorafenibCAS 284461-73-0C21H16ClF3N4O3112 suppliers
- 2-Hydroxy-1,2,3-propanetricarboxylic acid hydrate (1:1)CAS 5949-29-1C6H10O8500 suppliers
- GabapentinCAS 60142-96-3C9H17NO2246 suppliers
- 5-Aminolevulinic acidCAS 106-60-5C5H9NO366 suppliers
- Acetylcholine bromideCAS 66-23-9C7H16BrNO267 suppliers
- QuinidineCAS 56-54-2C20H24N2O270 suppliers
- BortezomibCAS 179324-69-7C19H25BN4O4152 suppliers
- OmeprazoleCAS 73590-58-6C17H19N3O3S287 suppliers
- HydroxychloroquineCAS 118-42-3C18H26ClN3O98 suppliers
- Trichloroacetic acidCAS 76-03-9C2HCl3O2118 suppliers
- 5-Aza-2'-deoxycytidineCAS 2353-33-5C8H12N4O4133 suppliers
- Nitrogen mustard hydrochlorideCAS 55-86-7C5H12Cl3NRequest quotes
- AcetonitrileCAS 75-05-8C2H3N368 suppliers
- DesipramineCAS 50-47-5C18H22N246 suppliers
- Succinylcholine chlorideCAS 71-27-2C14H30Cl2N2O456 suppliers
- Deferoxamine mesylateCAS 138-14-7C26H52N6O11S80 suppliers
- 2-Fluoro-2-deoxy-D-glucoseCAS 29702-43-0C6H11FO571 suppliers
- 8-MethoxypsoralenCAS 298-81-7C12H8O4111 suppliers
- Crystal violetCAS 548-62-9C25H30ClN3117 suppliers
- CatecholamineCAS 20734-66-1C6H7NO254 suppliers
- OuabainCAS 630-60-4C29H44O1219 suppliers
- LeflunomideCAS 75706-12-6C12H9F3N2O2135 suppliers
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Guides for buyers
Practical reading on grades, documents, regulation and shipping before you buy.
- Guide ยท Chemical identityCAS registry numbers explained
What a CAS number identifies, how the check digit works, why one chemical can have several numbers and what a CAS number cannot tell you about a product.
- Article ยท QualityWhat a certificate of analysis should contain
The parts of a complete COA, how to read it against your specification, the warning signs of a weak or copied certificate and how to verify results.
- Article ยท SourcingHow to write an RFQ that gets fast and accurate quotes
What suppliers need to quote quickly and comparably: exact product identity, quantity and packing, delivery terms, documents, samples and payment, with a ready to use template.
Frequently asked questions
Quick answers about sourcing research and laboratory chemicals on CompoundList.
Can I request quotes for a list of research chemicals?
Yes. Use the bulk quote option to submit a list of CAS numbers or names with quantities, and suppliers can quote the items they carry.
Can I search by chemical structure?
Yes. Structure search lets you draw a molecule or paste a SMILES string and find exact matches, similar compounds and substructure matches.
Why do some suppliers ask for an end-user declaration?
Some laboratory chemicals are controlled as drug, explosive or chemical weapons precursors, so suppliers must check the buyer and the use before shipping.
What does make-on-demand mean?
The supplier synthesises a compound after you order it, using a validated route. Lead times are usually a few weeks and are confirmed in the quote.