Colorless To Light Red Phenol 96% For Anti-Corrosion And Disinfection In Industrial And Pharmaceutical Settings

Liquid Phenol Product Details

Product Introduction

Liquid Phenol is the molten form of phenol, presenting as a colorless to light red transparent liquid at room temperature with characteristic medicinal odor. Our product undergoes special processing to maintain high purity and stability in liquid state, facilitating precise measurement and usage in industrial processes.

Specifications

• Chemical Name: Phenol (Liquid)

• CAS No.: 108-95-2

• Molecular Formula: C₆H₅OH

• Purity: ≥99.3%

• Water Content: ≤0.2%

• Melting Point: 40.5℃ (solid)

• Boiling Point: 181.7℃

• Density: 1.07 g/cm³ (20℃)

Packaging

• Standard: 200kg/galvanized iron drum

• Optional: 1000kg/IBC tote

• Bulk: Tanker truck (for large orders)

Key Advantages

1. Liquid form for easy handling

2. Guaranteed high purity with batch consistency

3. Pre-melted to prevent crystallization

4. Multiple packaging options

5. Professional hazardous material transportation

Main Applications

1. Resin Production

• Phenolic resin synthesis

• Epoxy resin raw material

• Polycarbonate precursor

2. Pharmaceutical Manufacturing

• Disinfectant preparation

• Salicylic acid synthesis

• Pharmaceutical intermediate production

3. Chemical Industry

• Nylon 6 raw material (caprolactam)

• Surfactant synthesis

• Dye intermediate

4. Other Uses

• Laboratory reagent

• Antiseptic treatment

• Rubber chemicals

Safety & Storage

• Hazard Class: Class 8 Corrosive

• UN Number: 2312

• Storage Temp: 40-60℃ recommended (maintain liquid)

• Shelf Life: 12 months in original sealed packaging

• Protection: Full chemical protective equipment required

Why Choose Us?

✅ High-purity products, in compliance with international standards
✅ 30+ Years Chemical Manufacturing Experience
✅ Strict QC with Batch Traceability
✅ Global logistics, supporting sea and air transportation
✅ Technical support, providing customized solutions
✅ Factory direct supply, with strong price competitiveness