ALCOHOL

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The organic compound that is formed after one or more hydrogen molecules are replaced by hydroxyl groups. Hydrogen on the rings of aromatic hydrocarbons is replaced by hydroxyl groups and the resulting compounds are not alcohols but phenols.

ALCOHOL is a large class of organic compounds. They are compounds in which the hydrogen atoms in the side chains of aliphatic hydrocarbons, alicyclic hydrocarbons, or aromatic hydrocarbons are replaced by hydroxyl groups. Alcohol in the general sense refers to a compound formed by connecting a hydroxyl group with an aliphatic hydrocarbon group; a hydroxyl group is connected to a benzene ring, which is classified as a phenol because its chemical properties are different from ordinary alcohols; a hydroxyl group is sp2. The double bond carbon atoms are connected and belong to the class of enols. Because of the tautomerism of these compounds into ketones, most of them cannot be stable.

ALCOHOL Products:

Isopropanol Acochol(IPA)
Basic Information of Isopropanol Acochol（IPA）Model NO.: 99.7%Appearance: LiquidHydroxyl No.: MonohydroxyEinecs No.: 200-661-7packing: 160kg/Drum or as Customer′s Requirement.purity: 99% minHazen: <10Trade... View
2-Butanol(SBA)
Product Name:2-ButanolSynonyms:(R,S)-Butan-2-ol;(RS)-2-butanol;1-Methyl propanol;1-methylpropanol;1-Methylpropyl alcohol;1-methylpropylalcohol;2-butanol,DL-;Alcool butylique secondaireCAS:78-92-2MF:C4... View
Diacetone Alcohol(DAA)
4-Hydroxy-4-methyl-2-pentanone Basic informationProduct Name:4-Hydroxy-4-methyl-2-pentanoneSynonyms:Diacetone Alcohol 〔4-Hydroxy-4-methyl-2-pentanone〕;(CH3)2C(OH)CH2C(O)CH3;2-Hydroxy-2-methyl-4-pent... View
ISOBUTANOL
Basic Information of ISOBUTANOL:Type: Synthesis Material IntermediatesQuality: IndustrialChemical Properties: Colorless LiquidMf: C4h10oEinecs: 201-148-0Storage Temp.: Flammables AreaUn Number: 1212Or... View
N-Butanlo
Product Name:1-ButanolSynonyms:alcoolbutylique(french);butanol(french);Butanol-1;Butanolen;Butanolo;butanols;butylalcohol(non-specificname);Butylowy alkoholCAS:71-36-3MF:C4H10OMW:74.12EINECS:200-751-6... View
N-Propyl Alcohol
6. Alcohol Compounds and Their Chemical Derivatives: N-propyl AlcoholCAS Number: 71-36-3Appearance and properties: N-propyl alcohol is a colorless transparent liquid with a special smell and a taste o... View
Benzyl Alcohol
Basic Information of Benzyl Alcohol: Model NO.: 100-51-6Product Name: Benzyl AlcoholOther Names: Ba/PhenylmethanolBenzyl Alcohol CAS: 100-51-6Benzyl Alcohol Mf: C7h8oTrademark: daoqiTransport Package:... View
Benzyl Chloride
Benzyl chloride Basic informationProduct Name:Benzyl chlorideSynonyms:BENZYL CHLORIDE;A-CHLOROTOLUENE;ALPHA-CHLOROTOLUENE;AKOS BBS-00003953;(chloromethyl)-benzen;(Chloromethyl)benzene;(chloromethyl)-B... View

Existence of ALCOHOL

There are many kinds of alcohols in nature, including ethanol and other alcohols of the same series. There are many kinds of terpenes and aromatic alcohols in plant essential oil. Many alcohols are found in animal and plant oils, fats, and waxes in the form of esters.

Classification of ALCOHOL

According to the amount of hydroxyl, it can be divided into one, two, three or more alcohols. Generally, a carbon atom cannot contain two hydroxyl groups, which are unstable with the geminal diol and easy to lose water and form carbonyl compounds. Alcohols can also be divided into primary alcohols, secondary alcohols, and tertiary alcohols according to the number of hydrogens on the carbon atoms that connect hydroxyl groups.

Nature of ALCOHOL

Generally, alcohols are colorless liquids or solids, and monovalent carboxyl alcohols containing less than 12 carbon atoms are liquids, 12 or more are solids, and polyols (such as glycerol) are syrups. Unary alcohols are soluble in organic solvents, and alcohols below three carbons are soluble in water. The melting and boiling points of the lower alcohols are much higher than those of the hydrocarbons with the same number of carbon atoms, because of the presence of hydrogen bonds in the alcohol molecules, which are used for association. Saturated alcohol does not discolor bromine. The alcohols are active, and the carbon-oxygen bonds and hydrogen-oxygen bonds are polar bonds. Hydrogen-oxygen bond fracture and carbon-oxygen bond fracture can be carried out with the hydroxyl group as the center. In addition, carbon atoms linked to hydroxyl groups are easily oxidized to form aldehydes, ketones, or acids.