Aniline (Aniline Oil), CAS 62-53-3, is an aromatic primary amine used as a chemical intermediate in downstream synthesis. For an RFQ, state the intended synthesis use, required analysis, quantity, packaging, destination, and document needs.
Aniline (Aniline Oil) CAS 62-53-3
- CAS: 62-53-3
- Synonyms: Aniline; Aniline Oil; Aminobenzene; Phenylamine
- Einecs: 200-539-3
- Molecular Formula: C₆H₇N
- Grade: Confirm the current product-specific specification.
- Package: Confirm packaging for the offered material and destination requirements.
Product Description
Aniline is an aromatic primary amine. Aniline Oil is a commercial name for the same substance, identified by CAS 62-53-3.
Commercial wording such as Aniline Oil does not describe a separate chemical identity or a confirmed grade; use CAS 62-53-3 and the current specification for identification.
Alternative names: Aniline; Aniline Oil; Aminobenzene; Phenylamine.
Molecular formula: C₆H₇N.
Molar mass: 93.13 g/mol.
CAS Number: 62-53-3.
EINECS: 200-539-3.
Melting point: confirm the current product-specific value.
Boiling point: confirm the current product-specific value.
Solubility and formulation compatibility: confirm the current product-specific value.
Density: confirm the current product-specific value.
Physical form, appearance, and key quality limits: confirm the current product-specific specification.
Flash point and handling requirements: confirm the current product-specific value.
Use
Typical use: aniline is an aromatic-amine intermediate in dye, polymer, rubber-chemical, and other downstream synthesis chains. Confirm the intended process and analytical requirements before quotation.
Handling, storage, and process requirements should be reviewed against the applicable SDS and current product-specific specification.
FAQ - Technical & Supply Chain
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Are Aniline, Aminobenzene, and Phenylamine the same product?
A: Yes. Aniline, Aniline Oil, Aminobenzene and Phenylamine all identify CAS 62-53-3, with molecular formula C6H7N. The CAS number does not by itself define assay, color, water, nitrobenzene or other process-specific impurity limits. -
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What is Aniline used for?
A: Aniline is a primary aromatic amine used as a chemical intermediate for MDI, rubber chemicals, dyes, pigments, pharmaceuticals, agrochemicals and specialty organic intermediates. The downstream route should be stated because impurity limits can differ. -
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What should an Aniline purchase specification include?
A: Specify GC assay, color and appearance, water, distillation range, and limits for nitrobenzene, phenol, cyclohexylamine or other impurities relevant to the intended synthesis. Also state quantity, packaging, destination and document needs. -
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How should Aniline be stored and transported?
A: Aniline is a toxic aromatic amine, commonly transported as UN 1547, Hazard Class 6.1. Store in a cool, well-ventilated area away from heat, sparks, oxidizers, acids, and food or feed. Confirm the exact UN number, packing group and local requirements. -
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What are typical physical properties of Aniline?
A: Aniline is normally a colorless to pale-yellow oily liquid that darkens on exposure to air and light. Reported values include a melting point near -6 degrees Celsius, boiling range around 181-185 degrees Celsius, density near 1.02 g/mL and a closed-cup flash point around 76 degrees Celsius.
Ordering & Documentation
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Documents
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