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About Trichloroethylene ≥99.5% ACS Grade
Trichloroethylene, also known by its IUPAC name trichloroethene, is an ethylene molecule in which three of the four hydrogen atoms have been replaced with chlorines. It is a clear, nonflammable liquid with a slightly sweet odor. ACS (American Chemical Society) grade designation signifies high purity (at least 95%) and integrity of reagents.
Common Uses and Applications
- Degreaser for metal parts
- Laboratory solvent
- Cleaning reagent
- Paint removers
- Adhesives
Industries
- Drycleaning/textiles industry
- Research Laboratories
Chemistry Table
79-01-6 | |
C2HCl3 | |
131.39 | |
Trichloroethene, 1,1,2-Trichloroethene, Ethene, Ethylene trichloride, Ethinyl trichloride, Acetylene trichloride, Narcogen, Trilene, Trichlorethylene, Chlorilen | |
6575 | |
ACS Grade | |
≥99.5% | |
Trichloroethylene | |
1710 |
Trichloroethylene ≥99.5% ACS Grade Specifications
Assay | Min. 99.5% |
Color (APHA) | 10 |
Residue after Evaporation | 0.001% |
Titrable Acid | 0.0001 meq/g |
Titrable Base | 0.003 meq/g |
Water | 0.02% |
Heavy Metals (as Pb) | 1 ppm |
Free Halogens | To Pass Test |
Safety and Shipping Information
DOT: Trichloroethylene, 6.1, UN1710, PG III
Specifications and SDS
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