The big brown bottle of hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) is a staple of the modern medicine cabinet, always on hand for first aid needs. Lesser known uses of hydrogen peroxide include disinfecting hospital equipment and fueling spacecraft. Yet as common and beneficial of a substance as it is, hydrogen peroxide is surprisingly hard to produce and transport.
Hydrogen peroxide is a compound that combines oxygen and hydrogen and is widely used in various industry verticals.
The production of phenol from benzene is the first step in the manufacture of some very important polymers, including polyamides (nylons), polycarbonates and the phenolic resins.
Phenol is a widely used chemical solvent used in many places, including chemical, biological and medical laboratories. It is extremely toxic to living cells. Phenol is readily absorbed into intact skin.
The main difference between phenol and polyphenol is that phenol is an aromatic compound containing a benzene ring replaced by a hydroxyl group, while polyphenols are aromatic compounds containing multiple phenolic groups.
Both MEK and acetone are used as industrial solvents for stripping and cleaning. However MEK is a slightly harsher chemical. Methyl acetate is a solvent with safer attributes to be used in a wide range of coatings and ink resins as a safer MEK substitute.
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