Toluene Extra Pure is a high-purity grade of toluene used for laboratory, chemical, and analytical applications. The key characteristic of this grade is its high purity and controlled level of impurities, which makes it suitable for processes where solvent quality is important.
Toluene is also known as Toluene, Toluol, and Methylbenzene and has the chemical formula C₇H₈ and CAS Number 108-88-3. It is a clear, colorless, volatile aromatic organic solvent with good solvating properties and is widely used in laboratories and chemical processes.
In the Extra Pure grade, in addition to the overall purity of toluene, the levels of impurities such as water, benzene, and other compounds are also important. Therefore, this grade is suitable for applications where the presence of impurities may affect the results of an experiment or process.
| Product Name | Toluene |
|---|---|
| Other Names | Methacide, 1-Methylbenzene, Toluol |
| Chemical Formula | C₇H₈ |
| CAS Number | 108-88-3 |
| Molecular Weight | 92.14 g/mol |
| Grade | Extra Pure |
| Appearance | Clear, colorless liquid with a pungent odor |
| Melting Point | −95 °C |
| Boiling Point | Approximately 110.6 °C |
| Density | Approximately 0.87 g/mL |
| Volatility | High and evaporates rapidly |
| Flammability | Highly flammable |
| Refractive Index | 1.497 |
The production of Toluene Extra Pure involves the production of toluene followed by various separation and purification steps to obtain a high-purity product. On an industrial scale, toluene is mainly obtained through processes associated with petroleum refining and the production of aromatic compounds.
One of the major production routes for toluene is catalytic reforming of naphtha, during which aromatic compounds, including toluene, are produced.
After production, crude toluene undergoes separation and purification processes to reduce unwanted compounds and impurities. In the production of high-purity grades, precise impurity control and additional purification steps are particularly important.
High purity and suitable solvating properties are the main characteristics of Toluene Extra Pure, making this product suitable for applications where solvent quality is important.
The main difference between Toluene Extra Pure and regular toluene is the level of purity and the degree of impurity control. In high-purity grades, the technical specifications of the product and the levels of various impurities are controlled more precisely.
Therefore, the term Extra Pure indicates the use of toluene with higher quality and purity for specialized applications and does not mean that the chemical formula of toluene has changed.
Despite its high purity, Toluene Extra Pure remains a highly flammable substance and poses health hazards, and the relevant safety requirements for handling toluene must be followed.
This substance presents significant hazards related to flammability and toxicity resulting from prolonged exposure.
To maintain product quality and purity, Toluene Extra Pure should be stored under appropriate conditions:
Due to the volatility and flammability of toluene, properly sealing the container and preventing the release of its vapors are particularly important.
Toluene Extra Pure, due to its high flammability, must be transported in accordance with the regulations applicable to the transportation of hazardous chemicals and flammable liquids. The product container must be intact, tightly closed, and free from leakage, and it must be kept away from heat, flames, sparks, and other ignition sources during transportation.
When purchasing Toluene Extra Pure, particular attention should be paid to the purity, impurity levels, technical specifications, and COA of the product. Noavaran Fidar Shimi Polymer Gostar supplies toluene in various grades for laboratory and specialized applications.
For information about the price of Toluene Extra Pure and purchasing conditions, you can submit your request through the price inquiry section available on the product page or contact the company’s sales specialists.
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