Ethyl acetate
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1. Solvent Field
Coatings and Inks:
Acting as a solvent to dissolve resins (such as acrylic resins, cellulose esters), used in paints, varnishes, and printing inks; characterized by fast volatility and rapid drying of the paint film.
Adhesives:
Dissolving components such as rubber and plastics to prepare adhesives (e.g., shoe glue, packaging glue).
Cosmetics and Fragrances:
Used as a solvent for nail polish and perfumes to help disperse active ingredients, leaving no residue after volatilization.
2. Food and Pharmaceuticals
Food Additives:
Used as a flavoring agent (permitted by GB 2760-2024) for blending fruit-flavored foods (such as candies and beverages) to impart sweetness and fruity aroma;
Also used as an extractant to extract natural fragrances (e.g., extracting tea polyphenols from tea leaves).
Pharmaceutical Field:
Used as a solvent for pharmaceutical preparations (e.g., certain oral solutions) or for extracting active ingredients from herbal medicines (e.g., alkaloids).
3. Industrial and Chemical
Extractant:
Extracting organic compounds from aqueous solutions (e.g., extracting ethanol from fermentation broth) or used for dewaxing in the petroleum industry.
Organic Synthesis Raw Material:
Used to prepare ethyl acetoacetate, fragrance intermediates (e.g., linalyl acetate), etc., and also serves as an intermediate for synthetic dyes and pharmaceuticals.
Cleaning Agents:
Used for cleaning electronic components and optical lenses to remove grease and resin residues.1. Solvent Field
Coatings and Inks:
Acting as a solvent to dissolve resins (such as acrylic resins, cellulose esters), used in paints, varnishes, and printing inks; characterized by fast volatility and rapid drying of the paint film.
Adhesives:
Dissolving components such as rubber and plastics to prepare adhesives (e.g., shoe glue, packaging glue).
Cosmetics and Fragrances:
Used as a solvent for nail polish and perfumes to help disperse active ingredients, leaving no residue after volatilization.
2. Food and Pharmaceuticals
Food Additives:
Used as a flavoring agent (permitted by GB 2760-2024) for blending fruit-flavored foods (such as candies and beverages) to impart sweetness and fruity aroma;
Also used as an extractant to extract natural fragrances (e.g., extracting tea polyphenols from tea leaves).
Pharmaceutical Field:
Used as a solvent for pharmaceutical preparations (e.g., certain oral solutions) or for extracting active ingredients from herbal medicines (e.g., alkaloids).
3. Industrial and Chemical
Extractant:
Extracting organic compounds from aqueous solutions (e.g., extracting ethanol from fermentation broth) or used for dewaxing in the petroleum industry.
Organic Synthesis Raw Material:
Used to prepare ethyl acetoacetate, fragrance intermediates (e.g., linalyl acetate), etc., and also serves as an intermediate for synthetic dyes and pharmaceuticals.
Cleaning Agents:
Used for cleaning electronic components and optical lenses to remove grease and resin residues.1. Solvent Field
Coatings and Inks:
Acting as a solvent to dissolve resins (such as acrylic resins, cellulose esters), used in paints, varnishes, and printing inks; characterized by fast volatility and rapid drying of the paint film.
Adhesives:
Dissolving components such as rubber and plastics to prepare adhesives (e.g., shoe glue, packaging glue).
Cosmetics and Fragrances:
Used as a solvent for nail polish and perfumes to help disperse active ingredients, leaving no residue after volatilization.
2. Food and Pharmaceuticals
Food Additives:
Used as a flavoring agent (permitted by GB 2760-2024) for blending fruit-flavored foods (such as candies and beverages) to impart sweetness and fruity aroma;
Also used as an extractant to extract natural fragrances (e.g., extracting tea polyphenols from tea leaves).
Pharmaceutical Field:
Used as a solvent for pharmaceutical preparations (e.g., certain oral solutions) or for extracting active ingredients from herbal medicines (e.g., alkaloids).
3. Industrial and Chemical
Extractant:
Extracting organic compounds from aqueous solutions (e.g., extracting ethanol from fermentation broth) or used for dewaxing in the petroleum industry.
Organic Synthesis Raw Material:
Used to prepare ethyl acetoacetate, fragrance intermediates (e.g., linalyl acetate), etc., and also serves as an intermediate for synthetic dyes and pharmaceuticals.
Cleaning Agents:
Used for cleaning electronic components and optical lenses to remove grease and resin residues.1. Solvent Field
Coatings and Inks:
Acting as a solvent to dissolve resins (such as acrylic resins, cellulose esters), used in paints, varnishes, and printing inks; characterized by fast volatility and rapid drying of the paint film.
Adhesives:
Dissolving components such as rubber and plastics to prepare adhesives (e.g., shoe glue, packaging glue).
Cosmetics and Fragrances:
Used as a solvent for nail polish and perfumes to help disperse active ingredients, leaving no residue after volatilization.
2. Food and Pharmaceuticals
Food Additives:
Used as a flavoring agent (permitted by GB 2760-2024) for blending fruit-flavored foods (such as candies and beverages) to impart sweetness and fruity aroma;
Also used as an extractant to extract natural fragrances (e.g., extracting tea polyphenols from tea leaves).
Pharmaceutical Field:
Used as a solvent for pharmaceutical preparations (e.g., certain oral solutions) or for extracting active ingredients from herbal medicines (e.g., alkaloids).
3. Industrial and Chemical
Extractant:
Extracting organic compounds from aqueous solutions (e.g., extracting ethanol from fermentation broth) or used for dewaxing in the petroleum industry.
Organic Synthesis Raw Material:
Used to prepare ethyl acetoacetate, fragrance intermediates (e.g., linalyl acetate), etc., and also serves as an intermediate for synthetic dyes and pharmaceuticals.
Cleaning Agents:
Used for cleaning electronic components and optical lenses to remove grease and resin residues.1. Solvent Field
Coatings and Inks:
Acting as a solvent to dissolve resins (such as acrylic resins, cellulose esters), used in paints, varnishes, and printing inks; characterized by fast volatility and rapid drying of the paint film.
Adhesives:
Dissolving components such as rubber and plastics to prepare adhesives (e.g., shoe glue, packaging glue).
Cosmetics and Fragrances:
Used as a solvent for nail polish and perfumes to help disperse active ingredients, leaving no residue after volatilization.
2. Food and Pharmaceuticals
Food Additives:
Used as a flavoring agent (permitted by GB 2760-2024) for blending fruit-flavored foods (such as candies and beverages) to impart sweetness and fruity aroma;
Also used as an extractant to extract natural fragrances (e.g., extracting tea polyphenols from tea leaves).
Pharmaceutical Field:
Used as a solvent for pharmaceutical preparations (e.g., certain oral solutions) or for extracting active ingredients from herbal medicines (e.g., alkaloids).
3. Industrial and Chemical
Extractant:
Extracting organic compounds from aqueous solutions (e.g., extracting ethanol from fermentation broth) or used for dewaxing in the petroleum industry.
Organic Synthesis Raw Material:
Used to prepare ethyl acetoacetate, fragrance intermediates (e.g., linalyl acetate), etc., and also serves as an intermediate for synthetic dyes and pharmaceuticals.
Cleaning Agents:
Used for cleaning electronic components and optical lenses to remove grease and resin residues.
CAS NO: 141-78-6
EC NO: 205-500-4
Molecular Formula: C4H8O2
Molecular Weight: 88.1051
Aliases: Ethyl Acetate; EAC; Acetic Ether
Structural Formula: 
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