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1,3-Dioxolane SolventApplication:
* 1,3-Dioxalane is used as chain length regulator and chain transfer agent in POM polymerization process.
* It is used as a swelling agent or as a finishing agent in the textile industry.
* Used as a paint solvent, polish, paint remover and cleaning product. It is also used as a stabilizer for halogenated solvents.
* It is also used in lithium batteries and as a solvent for oils, fats, waxes and paints.
* This material is a suitable substitute for a wide range of solvents used in adhesives such as PVC adhesives, PU adhesives, heat sealable adhesives and contact adhesives.
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2-Ethyl Hexanoic AcidApplication:
This acid is used in the production of metal catalysts, related organic salts and various esters.
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Boric Acid with 99.6% PurityApplication:
* The best absorber for free neutrons in nuclear reactors
* To produce disinfectant solutions, sterile eye drops and ear drops in medicine
* Used in glazing and plating industry
* Used in the production of Insulation For Glass (IFG) and Reinforced Glass (RFG)
* In the production of insecticides to control cockroaches, termites, fleas, fire ants
* Melting agent in the welding industry
* In the jewelry and leather industry
* Liquid crystal glass in the flat screen
* Important application in the production of antifreeze
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Chemical Solvents with High Purity and USP GradesApplication:
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Ester SolventsApplication:
All kinds of industries, including paint and resin, cosmetics, printing and packaging, all kinds of coatings, pharmaceutical industries, artificial leather, etc.
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Fumaric AcidApplication:
Fumaric acid is a chemical substance that is used in the resin industry as a substitute for phthalic resins in order to reduce the final price of the product. Food grade fumaric acid is also used as a preservative in the food industry. In addition, the fumarate salt of this compound is produced by the reaction of this product with some metals such as iron II, under the name of ferrous fumarate, which has medicinal uses. The methyl ester of this compound, dimethyl fumarate, also has many medicinal uses.
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Hydrofluoric Acid (HF) with 60% PurityApplication:
The first category: hydrogen fluoride with a purity of more than 99% and named AHF, which is in a gaseous state and due to its high purity, has the following special
applications:
* HF gas is used to separate uranium isotopes.
* HF gas acts as a catalyst in the oil and petrochemical industry.
* HF gas is mainly used in the production of aluminum, chlorofluorocarbons and polytetrafluoroethylene.
* HF gas is used in the production of semiconductors to remove oxides from the surface of silicon wafers. The second category: HF (hydrofluoric acid) solution with a purity of 60%, which is in the form of a liquid solution, and due to its low purity, it has the following
different uses:
* It is used in the steel industry to polish stainless steels: because it has the ability to react with metal oxides.
* It is also used as a glass solvent in laboratories.
* It is used in the production of hexafluorine and silicic acid (H2SiF6).
* In the production of potassium hydrogen fluoride as a mattifying agent and as a starting material in the production of elemental fluorine.
* It is used in the production of hexafluoride and silicates, such as hexafluoride and silicate of magnesium, zinc and copper, which are easily dissolved in water. In addition, they are mainly used as preservatives in wood protection.
* Sodium hexafluorosilicate is used in water fluoridation.
* Boron trifluoride is obtained from the reaction of hydrogen fluoride and boric acid in the presence of sulfuric acid, which is sold in pressurized gas cylinders. This substance is used as a complex or additive compounds (for example, with ethers, alcohols, carboxylic acids, etc.) or in pure form as a Friedel-Crafts catalyst.
* Tetrafluoroboric acid, which is produced as a 50% aqueous solution of boric acid and hydrofluoric acid, and other fluorine and alkaline borates, ammonium, and transition metals are used in the galvanic layer of metals, as a melting agent, straw ignition, etc.
* It is used in electrochemical fluorination of organic compounds. In this method, fluorine compounds are obtained by electrolysis of the corresponding non-fluorine compounds in liquid hydrogen fluoride. They are used in herbicides, straw combustibles such as C4F9SO3K, repellents and grease for textiles, fire extinguishers, emulsifiers for tetrafluoroethylene polymerization, flow control agents and dripping colors, hardening agents, catalysts and membranes.
* In the production of polyvinyl fluoride (PVF), the combination of acetylene and hydrofluoric acid and the polymerization of the obtained vinyl fluoride are used, which causes the parts to be covered against water.
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Hydrogen Fluoride (HF) with More than 99% PurityApplication:
* HF gas is mainly used in the production of aluminum, chlorofluorocarbons and polytetrafluoroethylene.
* HF gas is used to separate uranium isotopes.
* HF gas acts as a catalyst in the oil and petrochemical industry.
* HF gas is used in the steel industry to patch stainless steels because it has the ability to react with metal oxides.
* Hydrogen fluoride gas is also used as a glass solvent in laboratories.
* Hydrogen fluoride gas is used in the production of semiconductors to remove oxides from the surface of silicon wafers.
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Methanol with a High Purity of 99.5% (USP Grade) and with a High Purity of 99.8% (GC and HPLC Grade)Application:
* USP grade methanol has medical uses in medical diagnostic laboratories.
* GC and HPLC grade methanol, as their name suggest, are used as mobile phases in GC and HPLC devices to identify and separate different compounds.
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Methyl Acetate with a Purity of More than 99%Application:
Methyl acetate solvent with high purity (over 99%) and small water content is widely used in the industry, especially the printing industry, and can be used as a substitute for acetone. This solvent has a vapor pressure and boiling point close to that of acetone. Its solubility constant is also somewhat close to acetone (its polar solubility constant is slightly lower) and can act as a substitute for acetone in many cases.
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Sulfonic Acid Produced by the Method of Producing Liquid SO3 from Solid Sulfur (LABS)Application:
One of the advantages of LABS is its efficiency in acidic environments. Unlike alcoholic surfactants, such as Texapen, this product does not decompose in acidic environments. LABS is usually neutralized with various alkalis (mainly soda) and converted into sulfonate, which is used in many industries.