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Refined Naphthalene Powder

Refined Naphthalene Powder Specification

Shelf Life
2 years

Poisonous
Yes, toxic if ingested or inhaled

Structural Formula
C10H8 (Two fused benzene rings)

Boiling point
217-218C

Smell
Characteristic strong odor

Loss on Drying
0.5%

Molecular Formula
C10H8

Taste
Bitter (not for consumption)

Solubility
Insoluble in water, soluble in organic solvents

Particle Size
80-100 mesh

Melting Point
78-80C

Color
White

HS Code
29029010

Storage
Store in a cool, well-ventilated area away from direct sunlight and ignition sources

Heavy Metal (%)
0.001%

Molecular Weight
128.17 g/mol

EINECS No
202-049-5

Ph Level
Neutral (pH 7 in aqueous suspension)

Medicine Name
Refined Naphthalene Powder

Chemical Name
Glycerol

CAS No
56-81-5

Type
Other

Grade
Industrial Grade

Usage
Used in the manufacture of dyes, mothballs, surfactants, resins, phthalic anhydride, and as an intermediate in the chemical industry

Purity(%)
99% Min

Appearance
White crystalline powder

Physical Form
Solid

About Refined Naphthalene Powder

Description

Features:

Intermediate for dyes, pigments, insecticide and fungicide
Synthetic tanning agent
Moth Repellent

Competitive Advantages of the product:

Moth Repellent
Production of Phtalic anhydride, Naphtalene Sulfonates
Intermediate for dyes, Pigments, Insecticide,Fungicide
Synthetic tanning agent
Refined Naphthalene- Refined from crude, naphthalene is a crystalline, aromatic, white powder. Naphthalene is most commonly known as the primary ingredient in mothballs
Synonyms: Coal tar camphor; Tar camphor; Naphthalin; White tar; Naphthene; Moth flakes; Moth balls

Uses:

Surfactant May be used in the agricultural, textile or fabric industries
Fumigant that may be used in pesticides (such as mothballs)
Special Effects and Pyrotechnics Naphthalene produces a large of black smoke that may be used for movies or military training
Chemical Intermediate
Naphthalene is a chemical compound with formula C10 H8_. The two kinds of naphthalene concentrates that may be obtained from coal tar are known as crude and refined naphthalene

Other Details:

Phthalic anhydride
Concrete superplasticizers
Tanning agents and dyestuffs
B-naftol
Tetralin and Decalin
Mothballs and other compacted products for household use
It is also a raw material to obtain a large number of intermediate organic compounds used in fine chemical and pharmaceutical processes
Naphthalene that is produced during coal tar distillation is called crude naphthalene. When it is further processed, in different stages, we get Refined Naphthalene of minimum 98 % purity.
It is a white or light yellow, flaky or powdery crystal. It is easily volatile and has a special aromatic smell
It is highly sublime and does not dissolve in water but can dissolve in benzene, alcohol, ethers, chloroform, carbon disulfide etc. Naphthalene is used in manufacturing of SNF, beta napthol, phthalicanhydride, tanning agents, moth balls, and domestic disinfectants
It is used in dyes, chemicals and pharmaceutical industries

Specification

Manufacturer	Alkem Laboratories Ltd
Brand	manish minerals
Purity	98%
Usage/Application	detergent
Packaging Size	25 kg
Grade Standard	Technical Grade
Usage	Industrial
Packaging Type	Bag
Form	Powder

Versatile Applications Across Industries

Refined Naphthalene Powder is valued for its multifunctional role in the chemical industry. Commonly used in manufacturing dyes, resins, surfactants, mothballs, and phthalic anhydride, it serves as an important intermediate. Its high purity and consistent particle size also make it suitable for industrial processes that demand reliable performance.

Safe and Reliable Packaging Solutions

Ensuring safe transport and storage, Refined Naphthalene Powder is packed in robust woven bags with secure inner liners, available in 25 kg or 50 kg sizes. Customized packaging options further accommodate specific customer needs, and all containers are labeled with the necessary hazard identification per UN 1334 and Hazard Class 9 guidelines.

FAQs of Refined Naphthalene Powder:

Q: How should Refined Naphthalene Powder be stored to maintain its quality?

A: Refined Naphthalene Powder should be stored in a cool, well-ventilated area away from direct sunlight and sources of ignition. Proper storage conditions help preserve its purity and ensure a shelf life of up to two years.

Q: What are the main industrial uses of Refined Naphthalene Powder?

A: This product is primarily used in the manufacture of dyes, mothballs, surfactants, resins, and phthalic anhydride. It also functions as an intermediate in various chemical processes and formulations.

Q: When should protective measures be taken while handling Refined Naphthalene Powder?

A: Protective measures, such as wearing gloves and using respiratory protection, should be taken whenever handling the powder, particularly to avoid ingestion or inhalation, as it is toxic and may cause harm.

Q: Where does the manufacturing and supply of Refined Naphthalene Powder occur?

A: Refined Naphthalene Powder is manufactured, supplied, and traded primarily in India, with packaging and delivery customizable to customer requirements.

Q: What processes utilize Refined Naphthalene Powder as a chemical intermediate?

A: Processes in dye synthesis, surfactant production, resin formulation, and the manufacture of phthalic anhydride commonly utilize Refined Naphthalene Powder due to its chemical structure and purity.

Q: Is there any benefit to using high-purity Refined Naphthalene Powder in industrial applications?

A: High-purity (min. 99%) Refined Naphthalene Powder offers improved reaction efficiency, consistent results, and fewer impurities in the final products, making it advantageous for sensitive chemical manufacturing.

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