Anisole (methoxybenzene, methylphenyl ether)

It is used in industry in the production of pharmaceuticals, fragrances (obepin, acetylanisole), pesticides (analogue of methoxychlor), as a solvent, as an intermediate product in the production of cresol in a two-stage reaction.

It can be used as an anti-knock additive for gasoline.

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Parameter	Norm
Appearance	Transparent colorless liquid, yellowish tint is allowed
Mass fraction of anisole, %, not less	82.0
Mass fraction of dimethyl carbonate, %, no more	11.0
Mass fraction of phenol, %, no more	5.0
Mass fraction of diphenyl carbonate, %, no more	0.6
Mass fraction of methyl phenyl carbonate, %, no more	0.4
Mass fraction of unidentified medium-boiling components with boiling points from 212.8 to 306.3 °С, %, not more than	0.5
Mass fraction of unidentified high-boiling components with boiling points above 306.3 °С, %, no more	0.5

Appearance: Colorless liquid with a pleasant odor

Chemical formula: C6H5OCH3

Synonym: Methoxybenzene, methylphenyl ether

International name: Anisole

CAS: 100-66-3

UN: 2222

EINECS: 202-876-1

HS code: 2909309000

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

Solubility: easily soluble in ethanol, diethyl ether, benzene. Poorly soluble in water

Shelf life: 1 year

Storage: Store in a cool, well-ventilated place. Keep away from sources of ignition / heat / sparks / open flames. Do not smoke. Keep in a tightly closed / sealed container. Use explosion-proof equipment and lighting.

ATTENTION! Use gloves, overalls, eye and face protection.