Dibenzoyl peroxide
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Dibenzoyl peroxide (DBPO) is an industrial and pharmaceutical chemical from the category of organic peroxides.
Dibenzoyl peroxide comes in dough and powder forms.
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Description
Dibenzoyl peroxide (DBPO) is an industrial and pharmaceutical chemical from the category of organic peroxides.
Dibenzoyl peroxide comes in dough and powder forms.
Powdered dibenzoyl peroxide is used for curing two-component acrylic paints and paste dibenzoyl peroxide is used for curing mastics based on unsaturated polyester, otherwise it may be used in fields Various such as electronics industry, ceramics industry, dentistry and medicine and… also be used.
Its structure is as follows:
Dibeneroyl peroxide is one of the first organic peroxides, synthesized in 1856 by Benjamin Collins Brodie.
Maintenance conditions:
Dibenzoyl peroxide is a strong oxidizer and is highly flammable that should not be ground or exposed to shock.
It is incompatible with acids, alcohols, metals and organic matter. Its contact with flammable materials, exposure to heat, and friction may cause fires and explosions.
Standard containers should be used to store it (do not use metal containers in any way) while it should be kept in a temperature range of 5-35 degrees Celsius.
This product was commissioned by Rangin Rezin Company . (Production of the product is not a colored resin.)
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| Weight | 1 kg |
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