Ethylene Carbonate | 96-49-1

Description :

Overview of Ethylene Carbonate

Ethylene Carbonate (Ethylene) is a commercial organic carbonate that's that is extensively utilized in manufacturing processes in which the dielectric constant is high, a high solvency as well as thermostability are needed. It is typically available in the form of a colorless crystalline solid or in solid flakes. It is highly valued due to its outstanding chemical stability, polarity and the consistent performance it provides when used in manufacturing.

Ethylene Carbonate is commonly used as a high-performance solvent and reaction medium in chemical processing systems that demand reliable behaviour under controlled temperature and moisture conditions.

Applications of Ethylene Carbonate

Chemical Manufacturing & Industrial Processing

Ethylene Carbonate is used extensively as an agent of solvent and reaction in chemical manufacturing processes where high solving power and polarity are needed. It provides stable reaction environments and a consistent quality of batches. It is often compared with Propylene Carbonate to support Carbonate-based Solvent Systems.

Electrolyte & Specialty Industrial Formulations

Ethylene Carbonate is utilized in industrial formulations that are specialized, in which high dielectric properties are essential to ensure the ionic conductivity of formulations and stability. It is a key ingredient in ensuring stability in the most advanced industrial systems and can be compared to Dimethyl Carbonate according to processing needs.

Polymer & Resin Processing

In polymer and resin processing, Ethylene Carbonate is used as a processing aid and plasticiser to improve flexibility and material compatibility. It supports uniform processing and stable material properties during industrial production.

Surface Treatment & Process Chemistry

Ethylene Carbonate can also be used in specialty and surface treatment process chemistry, where carbonate reactivity as well as solid solvent performance are essential.

Safety & Handling Guidelines

• Store in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated area

• Keep containers tightly sealed to avoid moisture ingress

• Avoid inhalation of vapours or dust during handling

• Avoid contact with skin and eyes

• Use protective gloves, goggles, and suitable industrial clothing

• Handle under controlled conditions, especially at elevated temperatures

• Dispose of material and packaging according to local regulations
  
  
  

Where to Buy Ethylene Carbonate?

Ethylene Carbonate Manufacturer

Ethylene Carbonate is manufactured for industrial applications where consistent purity, controlled composition, and reliable thermal stability are required for chemical processing and specialty manufacturing.

Ethylene Carbonate Supplier & Distributor

Ethylene Carbonate is offered in industrial-grade quantities to companies that require dependable quality and a steady supply. As a leading industrial chemicals distributor, Chemicalbull Pvt. Ltd. assists customers by providing solid sourcing and standard documents to meet industrial requirements.

MSDS for Ethylene Carbonate

The MSDS for Ethylene Carbonate provides detailed information on hazards, safe handling procedures, storage conditions, exposure controls, first-aid measures, and emergency response guidelines. Always review the MSDS before industrial use.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. What is the formula for Ethylene Carbonate?

   The ethylene carbonate formula is C₃H₄O₃.
   
   

2. What is Ethylene Carbonate used for?

   Ethylene Carbonate is utilised as a solvent in industrial applications and as a processing aid, as well as a catalyst, and ingredient in chemical manufacturing, polymer processing and other special industrial applications.
   
   

3. Is Ethylene Carbonate hazardous?

   Ethylene Carbonate has low volatility but should be handled with care. Proper PPE and industrial safety practices are recommended during handling and processing.
   
   

4. What is another name for Ethylene Carbonate?

   Ethylene Carbonate is also known as 1,3-Dioxolan-2-one in chemical nomenclature.
   
   

5. Does Ethylene Carbonate react with water?

   Ethylene Carbonate is generally stable in water under normal conditions, but can slowly decompose in the presence of moisture at elevated temperatures.