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Formic Acid90% 1)Commodity: Formic Acid 2)Molecular formula:HCOOH 3)Molecular weight: 46.03 4)CAS NO.: 64-18-6 5)UN NO.:1779 6)Danger Class: 8 7)Other Name:Methanoic acid, Formylic acid, acide formique 2.specification: 1)Purity:90% min 2)Color Index (Platinum-Cobalt): 10 max 3)Chloride (as Cl-)%: 0.003max 4)Sulphate (as SO42-)%: 0.001 max 5)Iron (as Fe2-)%: 0.0004 max 6)Non volatile % :0.020 max 7)Test(HCOOH H2O=1:3) after one hour: qualified 8)Standard: GB/T 2093-1993 ***** of origin:China 4.Packing: In 25kg plastic drum or 35kg plastic drum Or 250kg plastic drum or 1200kg IBC Tank 5.Price:consultation. 6.Payment:consultation. quantity:24mt(1x20"fcl) Formic Acid85% 1)Commodity: Formic Acid 2)Molecular formula:HCOOH 3)Molecular weight: 46.03 4)CAS NO.: 64-18-6 5)UN NO.:1779 6)Danger Class: 8 7)Other Name:Methanoic acid, Formylic acid, acide formique 2.specification: 1)Purity:85% min 2)Color Index (Platinum-Cobalt): 10 max 3)Chloride (as Cl-)%: 0.005 max 4)Sulphate (as SO42-)%: 0.002 max 5)Iron (as Fe2-)%: 0.0005 max 6)Non volatile % :0.020 max 7)Test(HCOOH H2O=1:3) after one hour: qualified 8)Standard: GB/T 2093-1993 ***** of origin:China 4.Packing: In 25kg plastic drum or 35kg plastic drum Or 250kg plastic drum or 1200kg IBC Tank 5.Price:consultation. 6.Payment:consultation. quantity:24mt(1x20"fcl) Property: Formic acid is miscible with water and most polar organic solvents, and somewhat soluble in hydrocarbons. In hydrocarbons and in the vapor phase, it actually consists of hydrogen-bonded dimers rather than individual molecules. In the gas phase, this hydrogen-bonding results in severe deviations from the ideal gas law. Liquid and solid formic acid consists of an effectively endless network of hydrogen-bonded formic acid molecules. Usage: Formic Acid is widely used in diversified lines all over the world. 1. Pharmaceutical industry: Caffeine, Analgin, Aminopyrine, Vitamin B1, etc. 2. Pesticide industry: Triazolone, Disinfest, etc. 3. Chemical industry: Methane amide, DMF, Age resister, etc. 4. Leather industry: Tanning, etc. 5. Textile industry: Natural Rubber. 6. Rubber industry: Coagulation, etc. 7. Steel industry: Acid cleaning of steel production, etc. 8. Paper industry: Pulp manufacturing, etc. 9. Food industry: Disinfectant, etc. 10. Poultry industry: Silage, etc.