石碳酸（Phenol）.docVIP

石碳酸（Phenol） This entry may involve the contents of the drug. Any recommendation on the use of drugs on the Internet is no substitute for medical advice. Phenol, also known as carbolic acid, hydroxy benzene, German chemist Runge (Runge F) in 1834 found in coal tar, is one of the most simple phenolic compounds, a weak acid. At room temperature is a colorless crystal, toxic. Phenol is a common chemical that is an important ingredient in the manufacture of certain resins, fungicides, preservatives, and drugs such as aspirin. Phenol is corrosive, slightly soluble in water at ambient temperature, soluble in organic solutions, and can be miscible with water at any temperature when the temperature is above 65 degrees. The solution is stained with alcohol and washed with alcohol. The phenol is pink in the air. Rapid navigation Name of drug phenol Foreign name phenol CAS, 108-95-2 Density relative density (water =1) 1.07 Boiling point 181.7 DEG C Solubility (water) at room temperature slightly soluble in water, mixed with about 8% water can be liquefied, more than 65 degrees Celsius can be miscible with water Critical point 419.2 Application of sterilized surgical instruments RTECS, SJ3325000 Dangerous goods transport No. 61067 CAS logon number 108-95-2 Molecular weight 94.11 English name PHENOL Security description S26, S28, S45, S24/S25, S36/S37/S39 Stability The chemical properties are weak, acidic, highly toxic, and mutated Hazard symbols F (Yi Ran), T (toxic), C (corrosive) Phenol, hydroxy benzene Chemical formula C6H5OH, PhOH Molar mass 94.11 The appearance of white crystalline, has a special smell Melting point 40.5 DEG C Flash point 79 The main hazards are special smell, strong corrosive. Poisonous. UN 1671 (solid state) Structured C6H5OH Carbolized nickname Water soluble 1.07 EINECS logon number 203-632-7 Chinese name phenol Storage method: cool, ventilated, low temperature, avoid light, pay attention to leakage Banned compound, strong oxidizing agent, strong acid an