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Isopropenylbenzene

“alpha-methylstyrene”

alpha-Methylstyrene is similar to styrene in its polymerization, but if it is used instead of styrene to make ABS resin, the ABS resin will have better thermal stability.  alpha-Methylstyrene is also used as a raw material for paints and adhesives.

CAS: No. 98-83-9
EINECS: No. 202-705-0
Japan, Chemical Substances Control Law: No. 3-5
Japan, Poisonous and Deleterious Substances Control Law: Not applicable.
Japan, Fire Services Law: Hazardous material Class 4 Petroleums No.2 (non-water-soluble liquid).

alpha-Methylstyrene

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Isopropenylbenzene “alpha-methylstyrene” Characteristics

■ About Isopropenylbenzene “alpha-methylstyrene”

alpha-Methylstyrene, like styrene, is an aromatic hydrocarbon compound capable of addition polymerization. It has the following properties.

Common Names:

α−Methylstyrene,
Methylstyrene,
alpha-Methylstyrene,
Isopropenylbenzen

Structure:

 alpha-Methylstyrene

CAS No:

98-83-9

Japan, Chemical Substances Control Law METI-No.:

3-5, 3-8

Formula:

C6H5C(CH3)=CH2

Molecular Weight:

118

Appearance:

Clear Colorless liquid

Melting Point (℃):

-23

Boiling Point (℃):

161

Specific Gravity:

0.91

Flash Point (℃):

45

Autoignition Temperature (℃):

574

Flammability Range (%):

1.9~6.1

■ Isopropenylbenzene “alpha-methylstyrene” Characteristics

Mitsubishi Chemical's α-Methylstyrene features high purity.

Isopropenylbenzene “alpha-methylstyrene” Applications

For heat-resistant ABS, it is used instead of styrene.  In addition, it is a raw material for organic compounds used as pigments, paint adhesive agents, etc.  Also it is used as an additive for plastics.

Isopropenylbenzene “alpha-methylstyrene” Specifications

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