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Xylene Specification

Poisonous
Yes

Solubility
Insoluble in water; soluble in alcohol, ether, and most organic solvents

Other Names
Dimethylbenzene, Xylol

Refractive Rate
1.496 (nD20)

Molecular Weight
106.17 g/mol

Melting Point
-47.4°C

Boiling point
138-144°C

Structural Formula
C6H4(CH3)2

Smell
Sweet, aromatic odor

Molecular Formula
C8H10

Storage
Keep tightly closed in a cool, well-ventilated area away from heat sources and incompatible materials

HS Code
29024400

Density
0.86 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Purity
99%

Shape
Liquid

Form
Clear liquid

Classification
Organic solvent

Chemical Name
Xylene

CAS No
1330-20-7

EINECS No
215-535-7

Grade
Industrial Grade

Standard
Meets ASTM D843

Type
Aromatic hydrocarbon

Usage
Industrial chemical and laboratory solvent

Main Material
Xylene (mixture of isomers: m-xylene, o-xylene, p-xylene)

Application
Used as a solvent in paint, rubber, and printing industries; also used in the production of adhesives and coatings

Auto Ignition Temperature
455C

Vapour Pressure
8.1 mmHg at 20C

Packaging
Drums, barrels, bulk tankers

Viscosity
0.81 mPas at 20C

Flash Point
27C (closed cup)

Environmental Impact
Hazardous to aquatic life

Stability
Stable under recommended storage conditions

Appearance
Clear, colorless liquid with characteristic odor

Shelf Life
2 years from manufacturing date in unopened containers

Hazard Statement
Flammable liquid and vapor, harmful if inhaled

About Xylene

Prooduct typical Properties

Item	Test method	Results
Appearance	Visual inspection	Transparent liquid, without insoluble water and mechanical impurities
Ethylbenzene %	GC	17.28
P-xylene %	GC	19.22
M-xylene %	GC	41.47
O-xylene %	GC	21.38
Ethylbenzene+P-xylene+M-xylene+O-xylene %	GC	99.35
Nonbenzenoid aromatic hydrocarbon %	GC	0.579
Methylbenzene	GC	0.004
250 The aromatic hydrocarbon content of distilled	GC	99.50
Color ( Platinum-Co)	GB/T 3143-1982(2004)	3
Density (20) kg/m3	GB/T 2013-2010	866.4
Total sulfur content	SH/T 0253-1992	<1
Conclusion	Qualified

Premium-Grade Industrial Solvent

Our xylene meets ASTM D843 standards and offers a purity level of 99%, making it ideal for demanding industrial and laboratory applications. Available in various packaging formats including drums, barrels, and bulk tankers, it remains stable for two years in unopened containers. This versatile product acts as an efficient solvent for paint, rubber, printing, and coatings industries, recognized for its reliable performance and consistent quality.

Safety, Storage, and Environmental Considerations

Xylene is a flammable liquid with harmful vapors, so proper handling is crucial. Store in tightly closed containers within cool, well-ventilated areas, away from ignition sources and incompatible substances. The product is poisonous and hazardous if inhaled, and its vapors can negatively impact health and the environment. Adequate ventilation, personal protective equipment, and environmental protection measures are recommended when using or storing xylene.

FAQs of Xylene:

Q: How should xylene be stored for optimal safety and stability?

A: Xylene should be stored in tightly sealed containers, placed in a cool and well-ventilated area, away from heat sources, open flames, and incompatible materials. Adhering to these precautions ensures the chemical remains stable, maintains its quality, and minimizes safety risks during its two-year shelf life.

Q: What are the main industrial uses of xylene?

A: Xylene serves primarily as a solvent in the paint, rubber, and printing industries. It is also used for manufacturing adhesives and coatings, as well as in laboratory applications due to its excellent solvency and compatibility with various organic compounds.

Q: When should proper protective measures be taken during xylene usage?

A: Proper protective measures must be adopted whenever handling xylene, especially during transfer, mixing, or application. This includes using gloves, safety goggles, and ensuring adequate ventilation or local exhaust to avoid inhalation or skin contact with vapors and liquid.

Q: Where is xylene commonly distributed and supplied?

A: Xylene is distributed, exported, and supplied in Malaysia by various manufacturers, traders, and suppliers. It is typically delivered in drums, barrels, or via bulk tankers to industrial customers seeking high-quality solvents.

Q: What is the recommended process for disposing of xylene and handling spills?

A: Xylene disposal should follow local environmental regulations due to its hazardous nature. Spills should be contained and collected using non-combustible absorbent materials, and the waste should be managed by certified disposal services. Avoid releasing xylene into waterways to prevent environmental harm.

Q: How does xylene benefit industrial operations?

A: Xylenes high solvency, purity, and chemical stability make it a valuable choice for dissolving resins, polymers, and paints. Its effectiveness enhances manufacturing efficiency and product quality across various industrial sectors.

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