PETROLEUM ETHER 40-60 deg C Extra Pure

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PETROLEUM ETHER 40-60 deg C Extra Pure Specification

Smell
Mild petroleum-like odor

Density
0.66 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Solubility
Insoluble in water soluble in organic solvents

Poisonous
YES

Appearance
Clear colorless liquid

Purity
Typically above 99%

Molecular Formula
C5H12 to C6H14 (varies within range)

Grade
Extra Pure

Usage
Primarily used in industries such as pharmaceuticals chemical synthesis and as a solvent in laboratories.

EINECS No
232-453-7

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

Shelf Life
Stable if stored under recommended conditions.

Application
Used as a laboratory reagent solvent for oils fats and resins as well as in extraction processes.

CAS No
8032-32-4

Structural Formula
Varies (mixture of aliphatic hydrocarbons)

Refractive Rate
1.37-1.42

Ingredients
Mixture of low-boiling aliphatic hydrocarbons (C5-C6)

Molecular Weight
Varies (typically in the range of ~72.15 to ~86.18 g/mol)

HS Code
2710.12.90

Physical Form
Liquid

Ph Level
Neutral

Properties
Highly flammable light hydrocarbon mixture volatile.

About PETROLEUM ETHER 40-60 deg C Extra Pure

PETROLEUM ETHER 40-60 deg C Extra Pure is a highly flammable light hydrocarbon mixture used as a laboratory reagent solvent for oils, fats, and resins, commonly employed in extraction processes. With a mild petroleum-like odor and clear colorless appearance, this extra pure grade solvent is primarily utilized in pharmaceuticals, chemical synthesis, and laboratory settings. Its solubility in organic solvents, insolubility in water, and purity typically above 99% make it a versatile choice for various industries. Ensure to store this product in a cool, dry, well-ventilated area away from heat and open flames to maintain stability and prolong its shelf life.

FAQs of PETROLEUM ETHER 40-60 deg C Extra Pure:

Q: What is the primary application of PETROLEUM ETHER 40-60 deg C Extra Pure?

A: This extra pure grade petroleum ether is primarily used as a laboratory reagent solvent for oils, fats, and resins, along with extraction processes.