p-Dichlorobenzene

Para-Dichlorobenzene is an aromatic halogenated hydrocarbon with the molecular formula C6H4Cl2. It is a derivative of Benzene in which two Hydrogen atoms on opposite sides of the ring have been replaced by Chlorine atoms. Main applications are polymers, such as PPS. Agro applications are also known.
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Product Description

LANXESS is the leading supplier in Europe and the Western world of Mono-, Di-, and Trichlorobenzenes and selected DCB Mixtures. With a globally unique infrastructure, ranging from local storage to delivery by sea vessels, ISO-TCs, rail cars and drums. The right partner for your business, with a local sales force. The production plant at Chempark Leverkusen is state-of-the-art and even offers the option of being 100% sustainable, with ISCC+ certification. 

Our products are characterized by the highest purity and meet all quality and safety requirements. The applications are reflecting a wide range: specialty polymers, plastics, solvents, crop protection/agrochemicals, herbicides, insecticides, fungicides, pharmaceuticals, chemical syntheses, dyes, pigments, and heat transfer fluids. LANXESS supports REACH and other regulations and is your partner of choice in this area as well.

YOUR BENEFITS
  • Globally unique infrastructure
  • Local storage. Our product close to you, with short lead-times
  • A wide range of packaging options. Sea vessels, ISO-TCs, rail cars, drums
  • The right partner for your business, with a local sales force.
  • The production plant at Chempark Leverkusen is state-of-the-art
  • Our products are characterized by the highest purity and meet all quality and safety requirements
  • Products with the option of being 100% sustainable, with ISCC+ certification
  • LANXESS supports REACH and other regulations


Please note that, for environmental reasons, LANXESS does not recommend using this product in hygiene applications, such as in restroom blocks or mothballs. 

Molecular Formula

C6H4Cl2

Molar weight

147

CAS (CAS Number)

106-46-7

p-DCB

1,4-Dichlorobenzene

p-Dichlorobenzene

Paradichlorobenzene

PDCB

Marco Christian Siepmann

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