Butyl alcohol (n-Butanol)

Butyl alcohol is more energy efficient than gasoline, methanol, or ethanol and is less corrosive, making it a beneficial addition to gasoline and diesel. Butyl alcohol improves the environmental performance of the fuel.

Also used:
- As a raw material for organic synthesis of butyl acetate, butylene glycols and polyglycols, and some other organic substances;
- In the production of imitation leather, microelectronics, impact-resistant glass, glue
- For the manufacture of ceramic coatings
- In the reactions of obtaining hydrogen

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Butyl alcohol is an industrial solvent for paints and varnishes, oils, fats, polyacrylates

Acts as a modifier in the production of synthetic organic resins. It is a component of the reaction to obtain several types of chemical plasticizers, for example, dibutyl phthalate.

It is used as an energy carrier in fuel cells, as well as in hydrogen production reactions.

Appearance: Colorless viscous liquid with a characteristic fusel oil odor.

Chemical formula: С4H9OH

Synonym: n-Butanol

International name: n-butanol

CAS: 71-36-3

UN: 1120

EINECS: 200-751-6

UN classification: UN hazard class: 3; UN packing group: III

Main substance content: not less than 99.5%

Solubility: miscible in any proportion with water and most organic solvents

Shelf life: 1 year

Storage: Provide fire resistance. Separated from strong oxidants and aluminum.

ATTENTION! Flammable. At temperatures exceeding 29 ° C, explosive vapor / air mixtures may form.