Phenol
Reliable source of high quality phenol
Phenol is a toxic aromatic compound with a crystallization point of 41°C. It has a white, crystalline appearance at room temperature and a typically sweet odour when in liquid form. Phenol is stored and transported as a liquid at a temperature of about 55°C.
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PHENOL |
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Formula |
C 6H 5-OH |
Chemical Structure |
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PHYSICAL PROPERTIES |
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Melting Point |
41° C |
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Boiling Point |
182° C |
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Flash Point |
79° C |
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Density |
1.05 g/cm³ |
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Almost 50% of global phenol is converted into bisphenol-A, the basis for polycarbonate and epoxy resins. Other derivatives include:
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Phenolic resins for mouldings, adhesive binders and insulation wool production
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Cyclohexanone for caprolactam (and subsequent nylon6 and 6,6 production)
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Alkylphenols for surfactants and pharmaceutical production
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