BPA

　　BIS PHENOL A

　　DescriptionBisphenol-A(BPA) is a white, solid chemical produced by recombining phenol and acetone catalyzed by hydrochloric acid. BPA also referred to as 2,2-bis (p-hydroxyphenyl) propane and Diphenyolpropane

　　ApplicationsAs a monomer to produce polycarbonate, epoxy, phenolic, polyester and other resins. Used directly as am additive, it improves the stability of many other resin systems. The presence of two hydroxyl groups at opposite ends of the BPA molecule permits unhindered reaction with a variety of other chemicals under reasonably mild process conditions

　　Specification CharacteristicsSales SpecificationsMolecular weight228.29Boiling point,℃360.5Melting point,℃154-157Flash point, CC227 Specific gravity, 25/25℃1.195AppearanceWhite prillsPurity, wt.%.99.85 minPhenol, mg/kg100 maxo,p-BPA, mg/kg1,000 maxBPX, mg/kg400 maxWater, wt. %0.1 maxIron, mg/kg0.5 maxAsh, mg/kg100 maxFreezing point,℃156.5 minColor, Pt/Co 5 maxMolten color, Pt/Co 20 max

　　Packing 500 kg bag, 15MT