Product Description
Preparation or source of Cyanuric Acid Obtained by polymerisation of urea. Mix urea and ammonium chloride, heating melt, stirring to raise the temperature to 210 ° C solution thickening, heating to 230 ° C above the melt gradually solidified, stirring evenly, continue to raise the temperature to 250 ° C, holding 15min. Cooled to 100 ° C, add a small amount of water immersion, down to ambient temperature, in the water after immersion crushed, filtered out of the solids. Add water and hydrochloric acid to the solids, stirring and heating to 110 ℃, holding 3h, replenish hydrochloric acid and water in stages, cool down to 30 ℃, wash to neutral, filtration, filter cake washed with water, drying the finished product. The purity of industrial product is ≥95%, and each ton of product consumes 1750kg of urea. Raw material for organic synthesis of Cyanuric Acid Used in the synthesis of chlorine derivatives, Trichloroisocyanuric acid; dichloroisocyanuric acid sodium or potassium; used in the synthesis of cyanuric acid-formaldehyde resins; epoxy resins; antioxidants; coatings; adhesives; pesticides and herbicides; metal cyanide corrosion inhibitors; polymer material modifiers, etc.; used in the production of drugs halotrihydroxyzine. Other uses of Cyanuric Acid Commonly used as bleach, fungicide or herbicide components or raw materials. It loses crystalline water when heated to 150℃. Depolymerisation occurs when heated to produce cyanic acid. With phosphorus pentachloride to form cyanuric chloride. Cyanuric Acid is digestible by ruminants and is therefore widely added to animal feeds.The FDA has set a maximum level of <30% for Cyanuric Acid + urea triplex. Company information
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