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BIONET Organosilicon Collection
Welcome to the BIONET Organosilicon Collection.
Few compound classes have shaped modern materials science as profoundly as organosilicons. Their unique combination of chemical reactivity, thermal resilience, and surface-modifying behaviour has made them essential ingredients across an extraordinary breadth of industries. From the coupling agents that reinforce glass-fibre composites in wind turbine blades, to the hydrophobic silanes that protect architectural glass, to the functional siloxanes that give medical-grade elastomers their flexibility and biocompatibility. In electronics, organosilanes enable the precise surface chemistry needed for semiconductor device manufacture and printed circuit board fabrication. In life sciences, silyl-protected intermediates are routine tools in complex molecule synthesis.
Whatever the sector, when performance at an interface matters; whether between polymer and mineral, coating and substrate, or molecule and surface, organosilicon chemistry is almost always involved.
Key Organics supplies over 2,800 organosilane and siloxane compounds from the BIONET Organosilicon collection. Covering amino, epoxy, vinyl, methacrylate, mercapto, fluoroalkyl, bis-functional, and reactive siloxane families. All backed by the quality and service you've come to expect from Key Organics.
With the continuous growth and expansion of the collection, and the constant recruitment of new partners and research groups, we offer wide ranging classes of organosilicon compounds for your project needs. These include, but are not limited to:
The complete collection and family groups can be found here
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Datasheets for highlighted compounds from the BIONET Organosilicon Collection
Selected journals that highlight the uses of Organosilicon compounds
- Nikpour M. et al. (2023). APTES Deposition Methods on Oxide Surfaces for Biosensing Applications. Biosensors 13(1), 36.
- Casagrande C. et al. (2020). Analysis of GPTMS Hydrolysis by Infrared Spectroscopy. Matéria (Rio de Janeiro) 25
- Lin Y. et al. (2022). Role of 3-Methacryloxypropyltrimethoxysilane in Dentin Bonding. ACS Omega 7(18), 15892–15900
- Liotta C.L. et al. (2015). Radical-mediated graft modification of polyethylene models with vinyltrimethoxysilane: a theoretical analysis. Structural Chemistry 26, 97–107
- Liu S. et al. (2023). MPTMS polyorganosiloxane nanoparticles for photoinitiated thiol-ene nanocomposite films. Polymer Composites (2021, PMC8326481).
- Structure–Property Relationships for Fluorinated and Fluorine-Free Superhydrophobic Coatings. PMC (2024)
We don’t just supply what’s in the catalogue; tell us the functional group, the substrate, the core chemistry and we’ll tell you if we can supply it. Our chemistry team responds within one working day.
Benefits of our Collections:
Re-supply and Bulk supply for follow up research.
A large proportion of our collection is available in bulk quantities; this means we can ensure a very high level of re-supply to help your project succeed.
And if you want to explore analogues or some initial Process Development Chemistry, our specialist team would love to help.
Advantages of purchasing directly from BIONET:
- Ease of purchasing directly through our online shop, by phone, or via e-mail
- Usually dispatched from stock same day
- We maintain good stock levels
- Dedicated customer relations department
Database Download:
To download all the latest BIONET databases, in SD and MS Excel file formats
