Formic Acid

Product attributes

Uses

[Uses 1]

Used to prepare Formic Acid salts, Formic Acid esters, formamide, etc., and also has certain Uses in medicine, printing and dyeing, dyes, leather and other industries.

[Uses 2]

used as chemical reagent

[Uses 3]

Used as reducing agent, buffering agent, and also used in pesticide preparation

[Uses 4]

As a green feed additive.

[Uses 5]

Fragrance enhancer. Mainly used for preparing pineapple, rum and smoked flavors. It also has the function of disinfection and antisepsis.

[Uses 6]

Sterilization and mildew prevention in pulp manufacturing.

[Uses 7]

Formic Acid is one of the basic organic chemical raw materials. It is widely used in pesticides, leather, textiles, printing and dyeing, medicine and rubber industries. It can also be used to prepare various solvents, plasticizers, rubber coagulants, animal feed additives and new process synthesis. Insulin etc. In my country's Formic Acid consumption, the pharmaceutical industry accounts for about 45%, the chemical industry accounts for about 30%, and other sectors such as light industry and textile account for about 25%. Formic Acid is one of my country's important export chemical products. At present, all Formic Acid production in my country adopts the Formic Acid sodium method. Formic Acid is often used as a cheap, less volatile and corrosive substitute for inorganic acids and is widely used in light industry. In the textile and printing and dyeing industries, Formic Acid is used as an agent to eliminate nitrite gas produced by the Indicosin sodium nitrite method, as a dyeing auxiliary for weakly acidic dyes and neutral complex dyes, and as a dyeing auxiliary for reactive dyes in nylon dyeing. . Formic Acid will not remain on the fabric during the printing and dyeing process. It is more acidic than acetic acid and can reduce hexachromium, so it can improve the utilization rate of dyes in the chromium mordant dyeing process. Using Formic Acid instead of sulfuric acid can avoid cellulose degradation, has moderate acidity, and is suitable for dyeing, so it is an excellent dyeing auxiliary. Formic Acid is used as a substitute for inorganic acids for decolorization, hair removal in tanning, neutralizing lime and preventing mildew on wet leather. Using Formic Acid as a coagulant can improve the quality of natural rubber, reduce production costs, and can also be used for the regeneration of waste rubber. Using Formic Acid to make feed additives has great potential in silage. Formic Acid has the function of inhibiting or preventing the growth of mold. It can change the natural fermentation form of feed. Fatty acids are often added to enhance the anti-mold effect. Feeding cows with green fodder treated with Formic Acid can prevent the reduction of milk production in winter, and the fattening effect is also significantly improved. In the food industry, Formic Acid is used for disinfection and preservation in the brewing industry, as a cleaning and disinfectant for cans, and as a preservative for juice and food. A large number of derivatives of Formic Acid are intermediates for medicines, pesticides, dyes, spices, and solvents, and are used in the manufacture of borneol, aminopyrine, caffeine, vitamin B1, metamizole, benzodiazepine, tricyclazole,Dimethylformamide, etc. Among the Formic Acid derivatives, substituted formamides and Formic Acid esters are widely used in industry (for formamide derivatives, see this article). Formic Acid esters are widely used in the fragrance industry, such as: Formic Acid ethyl ester - a peach, berry and other fruit flavors; Formic Acid isoamyl ester - a fruit flavor, leather flavor; Formic Acid hexyl ester - an apple flavor; Formic Acid heptyl ester - for apricot, plum, peach and other fruit flavors; Formic Acid n-decyl ester - for orange blossom flavor and iris oil; Formic Acid n-decyl ester - for orange blossom flavor and iris oil; Acid benzyl ester - used for floral fragrances such as jasmine and soap; Formic Acid cinnamyl ester - used for jasmine and moonflower fragrances; Formic Acid citronellate - used for rose, osmanthus, wild lily and other fragrances; Formic Acid clove ester --Used for carnation flavor, etc.; Formic Acid geranyl ester -- rose, orange blossom, geranium leaf and other flavors; Formic Acid linalyl ester -- lavender, Bergamot and other flavors; Formic Acid Menthyl Ester--cosmetic fragrances, spray fragrances; Formic Acid Phenethyl Ester--white rose, orchid, chrysanthemum and other flavors; Formic Acid Thyme Ester--cosmetic fragrances.Spray fragrance; Formic Acid phenethyl ester - white rose, orchid, chrysanthemum and other fragrances; Formic Acid thyme ester - cosmetic fragrance.Spray fragrance; Formic Acid phenethyl ester - white rose, orchid, chrysanthemum and other fragrances; Formic Acid thyme ester - cosmetic fragrance.

[Uses 8]

Reducing agent, determination of arsenic, bismuth, aluminum, copper, gold, indium, iron, lead, manganese, mercury, molybdenum, silver and zinc, etc., determination of cerium, rhenium and tungsten, detection of aromatic primary and secondary amines, determination of molecular weight and Solvent for crystallization, determination of methoxyl group, used as fixative in microscopic analysis, and manufacture of Formic Acid salts.