Methyl Chloride R40
Chloromethane (CH₃Cl) is an organic halide, existing as a colorless, flammable gas with a faint ether-like sweet odor at room temperature and pressure. A simple halocarbon found both in nature (oceans, fungi, etc.) and industry (via the reaction of methanol and hydrogen chloride), it is primarily used as a key raw material for producing organosilicon polymers and methylcellulose, and was once employed as a refrigerant and anesthetic.
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Product Description



Specification99.5%
Moisture≤ 0.015 %
Acidity (as HCL)≤ 0.0025 %
Evaporated Residue≤ 0.005 %


Packing & Delivery

Cylinder SpecificationsContents
Cylinder CapacityValveWeight
40LQF-1030 kgs
926LQF-10750 kgs

Application

1. Methylation reagent.

The methyl group (CH3) of monochloromethane can be transferred to other molecules through substitution reactions. It is widely used in the production of methyl chlorosilanes (a key raw material for organic silicon materials), methyl cellulose (adhesive and thickener), and tetramethyl lead (an anti-knock agent for gasoline, but the usage has decreased).
2. Organic synthetic raw materials
The production of organic silicon polymer compounds (such as silicone rubber and silicone resin) accounts for over 80% of the global consumption of monochloromethane.
Synthesize pesticides, medicines (such as hydrocortisone), fragrances and quaternary ammonium compounds.
3. Solvent and Refrigerant
Used as a low-boiling-point solvent in the production of isobutyl rubber.
Historically, it was used as a refrigerant due to its low boiling point (-24.2℃), but its modern applications are relatively rare.
4. Other Applications
Local anesthetic (used in small amounts).
Propellant and extractant.

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