Acrylic Acid (AA)

Acrylic Acid (Aa) (200Kg) – 3T CHEMICAL

Acrylic Acid (Aa) (200Kg) is a acid monomer (acrylic acid) supplied by 3T Chemical in 200 kg/phuy packaging for industrial applications. The product has fully soluble in water.

PRODUCT INFORMATION / Introduced packaging: 200 kg/phuy. The product is a acid monomer (acrylic acid). Acceptance criteria must be based on the COA of the actual batch delivered.

1. What Is ACRYLIC ACID (AA) (200KG)?

Acrylic Acid (Aa) (200Kg) (common names Acrylic Acid; AA; Prop-2-enoic acid, CAS 79-10-7, formula C3H4O2) is a acid monomer (acrylic acid). It appears as colourless, corrosive liquid with characteristic pungent odour and fully soluble in water. The flash point is about ~54°C (closed cup). Introduced packaging is 200 kg/phuy; origin shown on the packaging: China / South Korea. Acceptance criteria must be based on the COA of the actual batch delivered.

2. Product Identification and Technical Data

Property	Information
Product name	Acrylic Acid (Aa) (200Kg)
Common names	Acrylic Acid; AA; Prop-2-enoic acid
Type	Acid monomer (Acrylic acid)
CAS No.	79-10-7
EC No.	201-177-9
Chemical formula	C3H4O2
Appearance	Colourless, corrosive liquid
Odour	Characteristic pungent odour
Solubility	Fully soluble in water
Flash point	~54°C (closed cup)
Packaging	200 kg/phuy
Origin shown on packaging	China / South Korea

2.1. Typical Commercial Specifications

Parameter	Typical reference
Boiling point	~141°C
Specific gravity (20°C)	~1.051
Flash point	~54°C (closed cup)
Melting point	~13°C
Purity	≥ 99.5%
Water content	≤ 0.1%
Stabiliser	MEHQ 200 ± 20 ppm
Aldehyde content	≤ 20 ppm
Other parameters	According to batch COA

TECHNICAL NOTICE / The values in this document are provided for reference only and do not replace the TDS, SDS or COA. Acceptance must be verified against the documentation of the actual delivered batch.

3. Key Features

• Important monomer for acrylic polymers.
• Fully soluble in water.
• High reactivity.
• Versatile raw material for many applications.
• Requires storage with a polymerisation inhibitor.

4. Applications

4.1. Polymers and Emulsions

• Production of polyacrylic acid and acrylic emulsions for paints, adhesives and coatings.
• Production of polyacrylic acid and acrylic emulsions.
• Raw material for emulsions for paints and coatings.
• Raw material for acrylic adhesives and binders.
• Raw material for latex paints and chemicals.

4.2. Superabsorbent Polymers (SAP)

• Production of superabsorbent polymers for diapers.
• Production of agricultural moisture-retention agents.
• Production of binders and emulsifiers.
• Production of water-treatment chemicals and industrial chemicals.

4.3. Other Chemicals

• Production of acrylate esters, adhesives and water-treatment chemicals.

5. Instructions for Use

• Use according to the technical guidance and appropriate reaction conditions.
• Store at the correct temperature and maintain the stabiliser.
• Test before introducing into production.
• Check labels and shelf life before use.
• Do not mix with strong oxidisers or strong bases.

6. Safety, Storage and Transportation

• The product is corrosive to skin and eyes; wear safety goggles, gloves and chemical-resistant protective clothing.
• Work in a well-ventilated area and avoid inhaling vapours.
• Keep away from open flame (flammable).
• Store with containers closed, stabiliser maintained, away from heat.
• Separate from strong oxidisers and bases.
• Do not discharge into drains or water sources.
• Avoid letting the product solidify (melting point ~13°C).
• If the product contacts skin/eyes, rinse immediately with plenty of water for at least 15 minutes and seek medical attention.

7. Selection and Acceptance Criteria

• Verify the COA of the actual delivered batch against the technical requirements.
• Check appearance, colour, clarity and visible impurities.
• Check container condition, seals, labels and traceability information.
• Review the SDS for storage and emergency handling.
• Check homogeneity, water-insoluble matter and batch-specific parameters.

8. Frequently Asked Questions