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Product Name: Methylene Chloride(MC)/Dichloromethane

CAS NO. 75-09-2

EINECS NO. 200-838-9

TYPE: Agrochemical Internediates, Pharmaceutical Intermediates

HS CODE: 2903120001

DETAIL DESCRIPTION Conformable with GB4117-92

Excellent solvent, widely be used as organic solvent, parting agent, vesicant, detergent, and suffocating, degrease, refrigeration etc.

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Methylene Chloride with Best Price and Good Quality

Item	Excellent	Grade A	Qualified
Ecule formula	CH₂Cl₂
molecule weight	84.93
Product property:	Transparent, colorless, and without suspended matter
Purity	99.99%min	99.0%min	98.0%min
Acidity(HCL)	0.0004%max	0.0008%max	0.0010%max
Moisture	0.040%max	0.050%max	0.060%max
Vaporing residue	0.0005%max	0.0010%max	0.0030%max
Chroma (pt-co)	10max	10max	10max
Usage	Excellent solvent, widely be used as organic solvent, parting agent, vesicant, detergent, and suffocating, degrease, refrigeration etc.
Package	250Kgs Zinking iron barrel,270Kgs/barrel

1)How many tons does your factory can supply each moth?

30000tons/month

2)How to quarantee the quality of the products?

you can arrange SGS&BV or other quality inspection.

3)How many days you need to pepare the cargo after we made the order?

within 30 days.

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