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Phenol and Acetone are basic chemical products which, after several processes, are used for daily use goods and products: mobile phone, computer, car, aspirin, paracetamol, carpet, swimsuit, CD/DVDs, furniture, building walls...
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Main applications :
Phenol is used in many intermediates for several markets:
Bisphenol A respectively for polycarbonate and Epoxy resins (cars, household appliances, optics, supports, coatings & adhesives...)
Phenolic resins are used in the building sector, for furniture and insulating materials...
Caprolactam and adipic acid are used as raw materials for Nylon 6 and Nylon 66 (engineering plastics, textile, fibres...)
Diphenol is used for synthetic aroma
Alkyl phenol is used as an antioxidant
Acetone is a popular solvent and is also used as a raw material for:
Methyl Methacrylate production, precursor of the acrylic glass
Bisphenol A with phenol
Hydrogen solvents either as raw materials or as they are
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Pharmacy, medical, food and health sector |
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Phenol is an essential component of aspirin and paracetamol |
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Acetone is a usual solvent which can be found in drugstores and supermarkets |
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Acetone is often used as a pharmaceutical molecule extractor |
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Combined with acetone, phenol is an essential component for Bisphenol A production, a raw material for polycarbonate and Epoxy resin production |
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Acetone is a component of several vitamin intermediates |
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Phenol is used in disinfectant products |
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Phenol is used for antioxidants (Alkyl phenol) |
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Phenol is used for surfactants (Alkyl phenol) |
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Alkyl phenol and acetophenone are used as UV stabilizers for some plastics |
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Phenol is used for polymerization inhibitors |
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Phenol and Cumene for sulphonated intermediates |
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Cumene hydroperoxide for radical reaction initiator |
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Phenol for polycarbonate engineered plastics |
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Phenol for polyamide 6 and 66 engineered plastics (Caprolactam, Adipic acid) |
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Phenol for acrylic glass (Methyl methacrylate) |
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Phenol for insulating materials (Phenolic resins) |
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Phenol for lubricants for oils, fuels and motors |
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Power, electronic industry |
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Phenol and Acetone are essential components for polycarbonate, a plastic from which CD, DVD are produced |
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Phenol and acetone are used in plastics (polycarbonate) from which mobile phones and computer bodies are produced |
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Phenol for electric household appliances (Polycarbonate + phenolic resins) |
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Phenol for TV monitors (MMA, Polycarbonate) |
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Phenol is a component of the resin used to stick glass wool / rock wool to the support |
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Acetone is an essential component used to produce plexiglass or altuglass products |
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Phenol, as a resin, is a component of laminated panels which are increasingly used for business or administrative building walls |
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Phenol is a component of several solvent coating and varnish paints |
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Phenol is an intermediate which can be found in carpet fibres made of polyamide synthetic fibres and in some sport clothes |
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Phenol for plywood (phenolic resins) |
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Phenol for acrylic glass (Methyl Methacrylate) |
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Paints, adhesives and coatings |
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Acetone for paint, varnish, Epoxy resins |
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Phenol for wood (phenolic resins) |
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Acetone for lake additives |
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Phenol and acetone are essential components of bisphenol A and epoxy resins which are used for some internal can coatings |
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Phenol is an intermediate which is used for synthetic vanilla production |
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Allyl alcohol is an intermediate which is used for synthetic musk production |
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Phenol is used in foundry (phenolic resins) |
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Phenol is used in tanning (phenol intermediates) |
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Phenol for textile (phenol in caprolactam and polyamide 66) |
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