ANILINE OIL

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MOQ : 1 Liter

ANILINE OIL Specification

Boiling point
184 C

Smell
Characteristic Amine-Like Odor

Structural Formula
C6H5NH2

Purity
99.5%

Form
Transparent Oily Liquid

Molecular Weight
93.13 g/mol

Density
1.0217 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Other Names
Phenylamine; Aminobenzene

Shape
Liquid

Melting Point
-6 C

Molecular Formula
C6H7N

HS Code
29214110

Refractive Rate
1.586

Ph Level
8.1 (in a 10 g/L water solution at 20C)

Solubility
Slightly soluble in water; Soluble in ethanol ether and chloroform

Storage
Store in a cool dry well-ventilated area away from incompatible substances

Poisonous
No

Classification
Aromatic Amine

Chemical Name
Aniline

CAS No
62-53-3

EINECS No
200-539-3

Grade
Industrial

Standard
GB/T 367-2015

Type
Liquid

Usage
Dyes Pharmaceuticals Rubber Chemicals Agricultural Chemicals

Main Material
Aniline

Application
Used in the synthesis of dyes medicines resins and antioxidants in rubber processing

About ANILINE OIL

ANILINE OIL

Description :     Transparent Oily liquid. Colorless to pale yellow oily liquid when freshly distilled. Darkens on storage.

Colour (APHA) Max. :     200

Relative Density at 27/27 Deg.C : 1.018 to 1.019

Crystalization Point Deg.C Min. : -6.40

Distillation Range at 760mm of Hg. : 5 to 95 ml shall distill within the range of 1 Deg.C including 184.0 Deg.C

Moisture % by mass,max. : 0.30

Nitrobenzene,ppm,max.   : 50

Purity,% by mass Min, (by GC) :     99.50

FAQs of ANILINE OIL:

Q: What are the main applications of Aniline Oil?

A: Aniline Oil is used in the synthesis of dyes, medicines, resins, and antioxidants in rubber processing, as well as in industries such as dyes, pharmaceuticals, rubber chemicals, and agricultural chemicals.