| CAS# | 131-52-2 |
| Formula | C6Cl5NaO |
| Synonyms | PCP-Sodium; Pentachlorophenoxy sodium |
| Groups/Uses | Wood preservative, Industrial applications |
| Markets | HI&I-Household, Industrial & Institutional |
FAQ’S
What is Sodium pentachlorophenate?
Sodium pentachlorophenate is the sodium salt of pentachlorophenol, a chlorinated derivative of phenol that appears as a white or tan, water-soluble powder used in wood preservation, and various industrial applications.
What is Sodium pentachlorophenate?
Sodium pentachlorophenate extends the lifespan of wood, protecting it from insect damage and decay, particularly in applications like utility poles and railroad crossties. It is also used in processing cellulosic products, starches, adhesives, proteins, leather, oils, paints, and rubber.
What are the health risks associated with Sodium pentachlorophenate?
Sodium pentachlorophenate can cause irritation, rash or burning of skin. It can also cause eye irritation and burns, potentially leading to loss of vision. Inhalation can irritate the nose, throat, and lungs, causing coughing, wheezing, and/or shortness of breath.
Choice Organochem LLP supplies Sodium pentachlorophenate to users/customers for Household, Industrial & Institutional.
