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英文名称H-Aib-OBzl英文同义词2-Methylalaninebenzylesterhydrochloride;Benzyl2-amino-2-methylpropionatehydrochloride;Benzylα-aminoisobutyratehydrochloride;Benzylalpha-aMinoisobutyratehydrochloride;2Chemicalbook-AMino-2-MethylpropanoicacidbenzylesterHClsalt;2-Amino-2-methylpropionicacidbenzylesterhydrochloride;Benzyl2-amino-2-methylpropanoateHCl;alpha-Aminoisobutyricacidbenzylesterhydrochloride
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The identifier "aib-obzl.hcl" does not correspond to any recognized chemical substance, commercial product, or standard nomenclature within major scientific databases such as CAS Registry, PubChem, or ChemSpider. A detailed analysis reveals that the string appears to be a syntactic combination of unrelated abbreviations rather than a valid chemical name. Specifically, "AIB" typically refers to Azobisisobutyronitrile, a common radical initiator, while "OBzl" is a frequent abbreviation for the benzyl ester protecting group (often seen in peptide synthesis). The suffix ".hcl" suggests a hydrochloride salt form. However, no single compound exists with this exact composite designation. It is highly probable that this query results from a transcription error, a confusion between multiple distinct reagents, or a misinterpretation of a specific laboratory protocol notation where these components are used together but remain separate entities. Consequently, no molecular formula, CAS number, or official safety data sheet can be retrieved for "aib-obzl.hcl" because the substance itself is not chemically defined. In professional chemical research and industrial applications, precise identification is critical for safety compliance and reaction success. Using ambiguous identifiers can lead to dangerous handling errors or failed experiments. Researchers encountering such terms should verify the context of their source material, checking whether it refers to a mixture, a specific intermediate in a multi-step synthesis, or simply a clerical mistake. If the intent was to inquire about Azobisisobutyronitrile (CAS 78-67-1) or a benzyl-protected amino acid derivative, those compounds possess well-documented properties and uses ranging from polymerization initiation to organic synthesis protection strategies. Until the correct nomenclature is established, no functional description regarding toxicity, storage, or application can be provided. Users are strongly advised to consult authoritative chemical catalogs or contact suppliers directly to clarify the intended molecule before proceeding with any procurement or experimental procedures.