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    • Tetrachloroethylene CAS 127-18-4 PCE, Perchloroethylene

    Tetrachloroethylene PCE CAS 127-18-4

    Description

    • CAS: 127-18-4
    • Synonyms: Perchloroethylene, PERC
    • Einecs: 204-825-9
    • Molecular Formula: C2Cl4
    • Grade: Industrial / Dry Cleaning Grade
    • Package: as required
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    Introduction

    Tetrachloroethylene (PCE) is a colorless, transparent liquid with an ether-like odor. It is a non-flammable halogenated hydrocarbon solvent. Chemically, it is relatively stable. Because its molecule is non-polar and has a high chlorine content, it has extremely strong dissolving power for grease, tar, and many organic substances. Under moisture, UV light, or high temperatures, it may slowly decompose to form toxic phosgene or hydrogen chloride.

    Specification

    ItemSpecification
    AppearanceColorless transparent liquid
    Assay (Purity)≥ 99.9%
    Melting Point-22 °C
    VolatilityHigh (Vapor pressure 1.86 kPa at 20°C)
    Ash Content≤ 0.005%
    SolubilityInsoluble in water, miscible with most organic solvents
    Thermal StabilityStable up to 500°C without moisture; decomposes with UV light/moisture

    Applications and Functions

    • Dry Cleaning Industry: The most mainstream dry-cleaning solvent. It is safe (non-flammable) and efficiently dissolves and removes grease and dirt from clothes without damaging fibers.
    • Metal Processing: Used as a metal parts degreaser and cleaner, removing anti-rust oils and lubricants from metal surfaces prior to electroplating or painting.
    • Chemical Raw Material: Used as a basic raw material for synthesizing fluorinated refrigerants (such as HFC-134a).

    Storage Requirements

    Store in a cool, dry, well-ventilated, and dark warehouse. The warehouse temperature should not exceed 30°C. Containers must be kept sealed. It must be stored in isolation from alkali metals and strong oxidants.

    Handling and Precautions

    Listed as a suspected human carcinogen; damages the central nervous system and liver. It absolutely must not be used in large quantities in confined spaces. Operations must be conducted in a fume hood or a closed dry-cleaning machine. Wear gas masks and solvent-resistant gloves. Liquid spills must be absorbed with sand and disposed of as hazardous waste.

    Formula & Function

    Industrial Metal Degreasing Cleaner: Pure Tetrachloroethylene (99.5%) + Stabilizer (0.5%).

    Function: Utilizing its extremely low surface tension and powerful dissolving capability, PCE quickly penetrates tiny crevices in metal parts to completely dissolve and wash away heavy grease. Stabilizers are added to prevent it from decomposing into acidic substances that would corrode metal under high heat and metal catalysis.

    Packaging

    fiber drum or carton box, lined with PE bag, iron drums. Customized packaging available upon request.

    FAQ

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    • Q: Does the product meet our requirements regarding formulation, equipment, and processing?
      A: Yes, we will adjust the product formulation to your specific needs, ensuring it meets your processing requirements.
    • Q: Can I wear clothes immediately after they are dry-cleaned with PCE?
      A: Freshly dry-cleaned clothes may retain small amounts of PCE vapor. It is recommended to hang them in a well-ventilated area until there is no noticeable pungent odor before wearing.
    • Q: Why is PCE classified as a hazardous material if it is non-flammable?
      A: It does not pose a fire hazard, but it presents significant toxicity hazards (toxicity to the nervous system and liver) as well as persistent environmental hazards.
    • Q: What happens if it encounters water?
      A: At room temperature, PCE is insoluble in water and heavier than water, so it forms layers. However, if exposed to moisture for a long time, especially when heated, it will undergo hydrolysis to form hydrochloric acid, which can corrode equipment.

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