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The organic raw materials are petrochemicals made of petroleum and natural gas, and the industries of various organic chemical products are produced or fractionated by the raw material gas after coal gasification and the coal tar recovered by dry distillation. In China's organic chemical industry, the first acetylene route from coal-based calcium carbide, coalification to methanol, formaldehyde route and recovery of coal tar in benzene, naphthalene, anthracene and other routes and the use of grain as raw material fermentation distillation to produce alcohol routes. Organic raw materials are widely used and can be divided into three aspects: one is the raw material used to produce polymer chemical products, that is, the monomer for polymerization; the other is used in other organic chemical industries, including raw materials for fine chemical products; Used in solvents, refrigerants, antifreezes, gas adsorbents, etc. Basic organic chemicals are the basis for the development of various organic chemical products and are a major component of modern industrial structures.

Propylene Carbonate - Battery Electrolyte Solvent

Propylene carbonate (PC) has been extensively used for years because of its low viscosity, inexpensiveness, low volatility, low desorption heat, and simplicity of use.

Sep 23,2026  Organic Chemistry

What are the properties of sodium stearate? Is it safe?

Sodium stearate is commonly used in applications such as lubricants and as a component of soaps.

Sep 22,2026  Organic Chemistry

Pharmacodynamics And Preparation of Androsterone

Androsterone, first isolated male sex steroid hormone 94 years ago, is a testosterone metabolite. C19 androstanoid with 3α-hydroxy and 17-oxo groups, acts as a pheromone, anticonvulsant, androgen, but

Sep 22,2026  Organic Chemistry

Diallyl sulfide: Structure, Bioactivity, and Synthesis

Diallyl sulfide (CAS No: 592-88-1) is a novel natural organic sulfide, mostly obtained from plants in the genus Allium. It is a principal thioether of garlic (Allium sativum), accounting in part for t

Sep 22,2026  Organic Chemistry

What are the pharmaceutical applications and exposure pathway for indole?

Indole is one of the versatile scaffolds in medicinal chemistry. It has a weak basic character due to the involvement of the lone pair of the incorporated nitrogen in the resonance of the aromatic bic

Sep 21,2026  Organic Chemistry

Sodium gluconate: Uses, Benefits, Preparation and Side effects

Sodium gluconate is used to scale off oxides of heavy metals from metal surfaces, to remove zinc from metal surfaces, or to remove paints and lacquers from various objects.

Sep 20,2026  Organic Chemistry

IDRA 21: Uses, Benefits, Side Effects, and Safety

IDRA 21 is an experimental benzothiadiazine compound that has been studied for its effects on cognition, memory, and glutamatergic neurotransmission.

Sep 12,2026  Organic Chemistry

Sodium polyacrylate: Uses in Cosmetics and Agriculture

Sodium polyacrylate has the ability to absorb large amounts of water, which is useful for skincare and soil water retention.

Sep 12,2026  Organic Chemistry

Quinolinic Acid (QUIN): Functions, kynurenine pathway, Neurotoxicity and Good side

Quinolinic acid is an agonist of N-methyl-D-aspartate (NMDA) receptor, and it has a high in vivo potency as an excitotoxin.

Sep 12,2026  Organic Chemistry

Is Hydroxypinacolone Retinoate better than Retinol?

Hydroxypinacolone Retinoate is a promising cosmetic retinoid with growing evidence for anti-aging, photoaging, skin texture, and pigmentation applications.

Sep 12,2026  Organic Chemistry
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