Thiamine monophosphate chloride dihydrate

The most common applications of epoxy resin are evident in polyacid and anhydride cures. It serves as a chemical reagent as well as an organic intermediate for auxiliaries, plasticizers, and coatings. The low viscosity, higher stability, and favorable electrical properties make ECC an ideal choice for different industrial applications. It is an effective electrical insulator, thereby making it perfect for use in coating and adhesives as well as for printing ink. Low-viscosity UV-curing printing inks, CD manufacturing, and potting of optoelectronic devices are some of the productive applications of ECC that leverage its excellent electrical properties. Furthermore, the electrical properties of ECC also support its use for adhesive bonding and insulation encapsulation. In addition, ECC is also used for specific electronic products that demand higher resistance to cold and thermal shock..

The chemical is highly stable in neutral media and average room temperature. However, it is highly reactive with alkaline media where it decomposes and warms the alkaline material instead. The main use if the compound is a fungicidal spray on grapes, tea, coffee, cotton and cardamom. In rubber, it is sprayed from the above to control attack on the leaves.

Molecular formulaC3H6O2 Molecular weight74.1 CAS number646-06-0 EC number211-463-5 IUPAC name1,3-Dioxolane EC name1,3-Dioxolane