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CasNo: 26172-55-4
MF: C4H4ClNOS
Appearance: liquid
Delivery Time: 15 days
Packing: 200kg/drum
Purity: 99%
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			 Indicator  | 
			
			 Typical Values (for 20% aqueous solution)  | 
			
			 Description  | 
		
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			 Appearance  | 
			
			 Colorless to pale yellow transparent liquid; mild characteristic odor  | 
			
			 High-purity solutions have no turbidity or sediment; color darkens slightly over long-term storage (no impact on activity).  | 
		
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			 Density (20°C)  | 
			
			 1.16–1.32 g/cm³  | 
			
			 Consistent density ensures uniform dosing in formulations.  | 
		
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			 pH Value (25°C)  | 
			
			 2.0–4.0 (acidic)  | 
			
			 Acidic environment enhances stability; avoid mixing with strong alkalis (pH > 8.0) to prevent decomposition.  | 
		
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			 Solubility  | 
			
			 - Miscible with water in all proportions (solubility: 706–751 g/L at 20°C)  | 
			
			 Easy to incorporate into water-based formulations (e.g., cosmetics, cooling water) and partially oil-based systems.  | 
		
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			 Stability  | 
			
			 - Stable at 0–40°C for 6 months (20% aqueous solution)  | 
			
			 Store in cool environments; avoid high-temperature processing or mixing with incompatible chemicals.  | 
		
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			 Boiling Point  | 
			
			 102–104°C (for 20% aqueous solution; pure CMIT: 275°C, decomposes)  | 
			
			 Low boiling point of the solution requires sealed storage to prevent volatilization.  | 
		
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			 Application Scenario  | 
			
			 Recommended Dosage  | 
			
			 Core Function  | 
		
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			 Industrial Cooling Water  | 
			
			 10–30 ppm  | 
			
			 Controls slime and biofouling in pipelines/heat exchangers; prevents corrosion caused by microbial metabolites.  | 
		
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			 Oilfield Reinjection Water  | 
			
			 20–50 ppm  | 
			
			 Inhibits bacterial growth (e.g., sulfate-reducing bacteria) to avoid wellbore blockage and oil production loss.  | 
		
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			 Papermaking White Water  | 
			
			 15–40 ppm  | 
			
			 Prevents mold and bacterial contamination in pulp, reducing paper defects (e.g., spots, discoloration).  |