Crotonic Acid
Crotonic Acid is a short-chain unsaturated carboxylic acid appearing as colorless needles or a white crystalline solid. It is a critical intermediate in the synthesis of polymers, resins, and specialized chemical derivatives used in coatings.
In the CASE sector, it is utilized to produce vinyl acetate copolymers, which provide enhanced adhesion and moisture resistance. Its chemical reactivity allows for the creation of unique structures used in surface-active agents and plasticizers.
The cosmetic industry employs crotonic acid derivatives for their film-forming properties in hair care products and decorative cosmetics. It maintains high purity standards, ensuring consistent performance in sensitive formulations and pharmaceutical intermediates.
Crotonic Acid
- Polymer Synthesis: Used as a comonomer in the production of specialty resins and paints to improve mechanical strength and weather resistance.
- Cosmetic Formulations: Derivatives are used in hair sprays and styling products to provide long-lasting hold and moisture protection.
- Chemical Intermediates: Serves as a precursor for the production of plasticizers, fragrances, and agricultural chemicals.
Classified as a Corrosive material and a Skin/Eye Irritant. Handle with extreme care using chemical goggles, neoprene gloves, and protective aprons in a well-ventilated area.
25kg fiber drums with PE liners and 500kg bulk bags.
