Acetamide
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Product Description
Acetamide
Chemical Name:Acetamide;CAS 60-35-5
EINECS No.: 200-473-5
Chemical Formula: C2H5NO
Molecular Weight: 59.07
Melting point: 78-80°C
Boiling point: 221℃
Flash point: 220-222°C
Density: 1.159
Molecular Structure:
Description
Acetamide, an organic compound, possesses a colorless and crystal-clear appearance. Its odor resembles that of mouse secretions, exuding a fascinating allure. It showcases flammability and low toxicity. Moreover, acetamide exhibits solubility in water, ethanol, trichloromethane, pyridine, and glycerol, with a slight solubility in ether. In cases of acute (short-term) exposure, it may lead to mild skin irritation. It is soluble in water, alcohol, pyridine, chloroform, glycerin and hot benzene, almost insoluble in ether.
Acetamide Standard
Appearance: White or colourless crystal
Content %≥: 98.5
Density: 1.159
Vapor pressure (65℃): 1 mmHg
Refractive index: 1.4274
Water solubility (20℃): 2000 g/L
Application
1. Acetamide serves multiple purposes, functioning primarily as an organic solvent. Additionally, it finds application as a plasticizer and peroxide stabilizer. In the cosmetics industry, it is utilized as an antacid and even employed in producing sleeping pills and pesticides.
2. Acetamide holds significance as analytical reagents, solvents, and plasticizers. Moreover, it plays a crucial role in synthesizing organic compounds and dyes.
3. Acetamide boasts a high dielectric constant, making it an exceptional solvent for various organic and inorganic substances. Its applications span multiple industries. It serves as a solubilizer, facilitating the dissolution of water-insoluble substances in water. It acts as a solvent and solubilizer for dyes in the fiber industry. Additionally, it serves as a solvent in synthesizing antimicrobials like chloramphenicol. With its weak alkaline properties, Acetamide finds use as an antacid in varnishes, explosives, and cosmetics. Its hygroscopic nature qualifies it as a wetting agent for dyeing and can also function as a plasticizer for plastics. N-halo acetamide, obtained through chlorination or bromination of Acetamide, serves as a halogenated reagent for organic synthesis. Furthermore, Acetamide is employed in the production of drugs and fungicides. It is an antidote for poisoning caused by fluoroacetamide, an organic fluorine insecticide. By competing with Acetamide, Acetamide prevents the output of trifluoroacetic acid, thus neutralizing the toxic effects of fluoroacetamide on the tri-carboxylase cycle.
4. Acetamide is an excellent solvent for numerous inorganic and organic compounds when melted. It finds extensive use in organic synthesis as a solvent, stabilizer, plasticizer, and alcohol denaturant.
Storge & Handling
It should be kept in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated area, away from direct sunlight and heat sources. It is crucial to tightly seal the containers when not in use to prevent moisture absorption. Properly labeled containers are essential for correct identification and to avoid any mix-ups. When handling Acetamide, wearing appropriate personal protective equipment, including gloves and safety goggles, is advisable to minimize potential risks.
Packing
1T/Bag; 25KG/Bag