Cyanuric chloride powder Raw Materials CAS 108-77-0

MF:C3Cl3N3

MW:184.41

EINECS:203-614-9

Specification:Cyanuric chloride powder

Sample:Cyanuric chloride powder

Brand:Cyanuric chloride powder

Appearance: white powder

Storage: Cool Dry Place

Brand: Globalchemical

Shelf Life: 2 Years

Test Method: HPLC

Uses and synthesis of Cyanuric chloride powder

Cyanuric chloride powder, also known as cyanuric chloride, is a white crystal with a strong irritating chlorine odour. Cyanuric chloride is an important intermediate in the production of highly effective and low toxicity benzotriazole herbicides and insecticides, Cyanuric chloride CAS 108-77-0 is also an intermediate in the production of reactive dyestuffs. Cyanuric chloride Raw Materials can be used as raw materials for synthetic resin, rubber, polymer antioxidant, cyanuric aldehyde resin, photographic sensitiser, fluorescent whitening agent, adhesive, and many kinds of medicinal drugs.

Applications / Functions of Cyanuric chloride powder

• Cyanuric chloride powder is used in the synthesis of fluorescent whitening agents, reactive dyes, pharmaceuticals, pesticides and so on.
• Cyanuric chloride CAS 108-77-0 is an important intermediate for the production of highly efficient and low-toxic benzotriazole herbicides and pesticides, as well as an intermediate for the production of fluorescent whiteners and reactive dyes for the dyeing of polyester and other synthetic fibres.
• Cyanuric chloride raw materials is an important fine chemical product.
• Cyanuric chloride powder is also used in the production of synthetic resin, rubber, polymer antioxidant, explosives, fabric shrinkage inhibitor, surfactant and so on.

Physicochemical Property of Cyanuric chloride powder

Crystals with pungent odour. Soluble in chloroform, carbon tetrachloride, ethanol, hot ether, acetone, dioxane, slightly soluble in water.

Production methodprocess of Cyanuric chloride powder

Sodium Cyanide Method Cyanuric chloride CAS 108-77-0 is produced by reacting sodium cyanide with chlorine and then polymerising to produce cyanuric trichloride, which is cooled sharply and crystallised.