Pyridazine CAS 289-80-5 Purity >99.0% (GC) Factory

Pyridazine (CAS: 289-80-5), sometimes called 1,2-diazine, is a six-membered ring containing two adjacent nitrogen atoms. Pyridazine is a privileged structure in medicinal chemistry and can be used as an isosteric replacement of phenyl or heteroaromatic rings. Pyridazines can improve the physiochemical properties of drug molecules by increasing their water solubility, participating as hydrogen bond acceptors, and have a high capacity to complex with targets due to their dipole moment. Pyridazine confers bioavailability, especially to the CNS, and can reduce toxicity. Pyridazine is a part of several drug molecules, and the pyradzine pharmacophore has led to a variety of pharmacologically active compounds. Pyridazine refers to a heterocyclic azine compound containing a nitrogen hexaheterocyclic , it and pyrimidine, pyrazine are isomers of each other. Pyridazine is widely used as pharmaceutical raw materials, such as long-term sulfa SMP which is pyridazine derivative, 4-amino-cinnoline which belongs to antimalarials, blood pressure drug hydralazine, etc. all use pyridazine as raw materials;  it can also be used as raw material of pesticides, for the production of herbicides, "herbicide-sensitive", "Milstem", "bromine herbicide-sensitive". Pyridazines are heterocyclic compounds with an N-N bond in their ring structure. The pyridazine molecule is a π-deficient heteroaromatic compound similar to pyridine. Due to the presence of the π-deficient nitrogen aromatic heterocycles these compounds are more easily soluble in water when compared to other hydrocarbons. The basic aromatic ring system of pyridazine contains two adjacent nitrogen atoms. Pyridazine ring is found in many herbicides like credazine, pyridatol and many pharmaceutical drugs like cefozopran, olaparib, talazoparib, and cadralazine.