DICYANADIAMIDE 98% Extra Pure

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DICYANADIAMIDE 98% Extra Pure Specification

Structural Formula
NC(NH2)C(NH2)

Solubility
Moderately soluble in water

Smell
Odorless

Density
1.40 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Shape
Crystalline Powder

Storage
Store in a cool dry place; keep container tightly closed

Molecular Formula
C2H4N4

Boiling point
Decomposes before boiling

Other Names
DCD Cyanoguanidine

Form
Solid

Poisonous
No

Molecular Weight
84.08 g/mol

Melting Point
209 - 212C

Taste
Tasteless

Ph Level
Neutral to slightly alkaline

HS Code
29262000

Purity
98%

Classification
Chemical Compound

Chemical Name
Dicyandiamide

CAS No
461-58-5

EINECS No
207-312-8

Grade
98% Extra Pure

Standard
Industrial Grade

Type
Nitrogen-based Compound

Usage
Used as a curing agent in adhesives resins and in water treatment processes

Main Material
Dicyandiamide

Application
Industries including chemical manufacturing agriculture and water treatment

About DICYANADIAMIDE 98% Extra Pure

DICYANADIAMIDE 98% Extra Pure is a high-grade chemical compound commonly used in various industries such as chemical manufacturing, agriculture, and water treatment. It is a tasteless and odorless crystalline powder with a neutral to slightly alkaline pH level. As a nitrogen-based compound with a purity of 98%, it serves as a curing agent in adhesives, resins, and water treatment processes. This solid form product has a molecular weight of 84.08 g/mol and a melting point range of 209-212C. Its molecular formula C2H4N4 and structural formula NC(NH2)C(NH2) make it a versatile material for multiple applications. Stored in cool, dry conditions, it is moderately soluble in water. With its industrial-grade standard and non-poisonous nature, DICYANADIAMIDE 98% Extra Pure ensures high-quality performance in various industrial processes.

FAQs of DICYANADIAMIDE 98% Extra Pure:

Q: What are the main applications of DICYANADIAMIDE 98% Extra Pure?

A: DICYANADIAMIDE 98% Extra Pure is commonly used as a curing agent in adhesives, resins, and in water treatment processes in industries such as chemical manufacturing, agriculture, and more.