METHANOL 99.9% GC

Name: METHANOL 99.9% GC
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MOQ : 1 Milliliter

METHANOL 99.9% GC Specification

Purity
99.9%

Solubility
Miscible with water ethanol and many organic solvents

Melting Point
-97.6°C

Structural Formula
CH3-OH

HS Code
29051100

Taste
(toxic and not for consumption)

Boiling point
64.7°C

Smell
Mild alcohol-like odor

Molecular Formula
CH3OH

Other Names
Wood alcohol Methyl alcohol

Shape
Liquid

Poisonous
No

Density
0.7918 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Form
Clear colorless liquid

Molecular Weight
32.04 g/mol

Storage
Store in a cool well-ventilated area away from heat sparks and open flames

Ph Level
Neutral in pure state

Refractive Rate
1.3284 at 20°C

Classification
Alcohol

Chemical Name
Methanol

CAS No
67-56-1

EINECS No
200-659-6

Grade
99.9% GC

Standard
Industrial/Analytical Grade

Type
Chemical Compound

Usage
Solvent fuel feedstock for chemical production

Main Material
Methanol

Application
Used in chemical synthesis energy production (as a fuel) and as a solvent in various industries

About METHANOL 99.9% GC

Methanol 99.9% GC is a high-purity, industrial-grade chemical compound, recognized for its versatile applications across various industries. This clear, colorless liquid with a mild alcohol-like odor is primarily used as a solvent, energy source (fuel), and feedstock in chemical synthesis. With a molecular formula of CH3OH and a refractive index of 1.3284 at 20C, it is miscible with water, ethanol, and numerous organic solvents, making it ideal for diverse applications. Its density of 0.7918 g/cm and boiling point of 64.7C ensure stability and reliability in multiple processes. Methanol is classified as an alcohol and is highly toxic, not suitable for consumption. For safe handling, store it in a cool, well-ventilated area away from heat, sparks, and open flames. Methanol 99.9% GC aligns with industrial and analytical grade standards, offering precision and efficiency in demanding manufacturing, chemical, and energy sectors. ---