1,7-Heptanediol

1,7-Heptanediol (CAS 629-30-1) is a C7 alcohol used as a semiochemical component in lures, release-rate trials and reference work.

No target species is recorded against this material in our file, so it is catalogued as a blend component and reference material. If a specification needs species named, send the target and we will confirm whether this isomer is the right starting point.

Where it is used

This material sits in the working part of the catalogue: the compounds formulation teams ask for by CAS when a blend needs a specific isomer, a reference point for a chromatogram, or a small quantity to test before committing to a drum.

Isomer, stability and handling

Alcohols are comparatively stable but hygroscopic. Small water uptake is enough to move a release rate over a long flight season, so keep containers sealed and dry between weighing operations.

Store cool, dry and dark: sealed under nitrogen or argon at −20 °C for holdings longer than one season, and let containers reach room temperature before opening so condensation does not enter the material. Weigh and formulate in a ventilated area; the safety data sheet gives handling detail for the neat substance.

Documentation and packing

Documentation is lot-based: certificate of analysis, GC trace and safety data sheet travel with the consignment, and an isomer-ratio statement can be added where a specification calls for it.

Standard packing for this line is 1kg / 25kg / 100kg, with smaller development quantities available so a blend can be trialled before a bulk order. Lead time is confirmed at quotation.

Specification

Product name	1,7-Heptanediol
CAS number	629-30-1
Molecular formula	C7H16O2
Molecular weight	132.20 g/mol
Chemical class	Alcohol
Function	Semiochemical component
Assay and isomeric purity	Stated per lot on the certificate of analysis
Standard packing	1kg / 25kg / 100kg
Development quantity	Available on request, below standard pack
Lead time	Confirmed at quotation
Catalogue reference	S3-629-30-1

Targets

No species record is held against this material in our file. It is supplied as a blend component, an isomer for formulation work, or a reference standard. Tell us the species and we will say whether this is the right starting point.