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Formalin
CH2O
aqueous solution (37-50 wt% Formalin); uninhibited (methanol free); and inhibited (maximum 16 wt% methanol).
Formaldehyde is mainly used as intermediate of a great variety of chemical reactions; reducing agent; preservative in pharmaceuticals; disinfectant/biocide; corrosion inhibitor; and chelating agent. It is also used in pharmaceuticals production; foam insulation; embalming fluids; and slow release fertilizers.
acetal resins; acrylic resins; amino resins; t-butanol; butanediol; cyclohexanone resin; glycine; glyphosate; hexamethylenetetramine; imidazole; isoprene; melamine-formaldehyde resins; methacrolein; neopentyl glycol; novolac resins; paraformaldehyde; phenolic resins; polyols; pyridine; sodium formate; tetraoxane; trioxane; and urea-formaldehyde resins.
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  • Methanol (oxidation reaction, using a silver catalyst)
  • Methanol (oxidation reaction, using a metal oxide catalyst)
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Formaldehyde (a.k.a. Methanal) is an organic compound, the simplest aldehyde in existence. Formaldehyde is a colorless gas, with strong pungent odor. It was first discovered in 1859, however, it began being industrially produced in the beginning of the twentieth century. For its relatively low cost, wide use in chemical reactions, as well as elevated purity, formaldehyde has become one of the world’s most important research and industrial chemicals.
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Formalin Prices

Current Prices and Historical Series in Several Countries

Intratec provides Formalin latest prices and 13 years of historical series. Subscribers to the Petrochemicals Prices have access to 76 commodities prices across several countries from main world regions.

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Chart Description. Intratec provides Formalin prices in several countries, as follows:

  • United States: import price, CIF, encompassing all commercial grades
  • Netherlands: export price, FOB, encompassing all commercial grades (Note 1)
  • China: export price, FOB, encompassing all commercial grades (Note 1)

Note 1. Only available for Registered Users

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About Formalin. Formaldehyde (a.k.a. Methanal) is an organic compound, the simplest aldehyde in existence. Formaldehyde is a colorless gas, with strong pungent odor. It was first discovered in 1859, however, it began being industrially produced in the beginning of the twentieth century. For its relatively low cost, wide use in chemical reactions, as well as elevated purity, formaldehyde has become one of the world’s most important research and industrial chemicals.

Chemical Formula. CH2O

Commercial Grades. aqueous solution (37-50 wt% Formalin); uninhibited (methanol free); and inhibited (maximum 16 wt% methanol).

Uses. Formaldehyde is mainly used as intermediate of a great variety of chemical reactions; reducing agent; preservative in pharmaceuticals; disinfectant/biocide; corrosion inhibitor; and chelating agent. It is also used in pharmaceuticals production; foam insulation; embalming fluids; and slow release fertilizers.

Raw Materials & Production Processes.

  • Methanol (oxidation reaction, using a silver catalyst)
  • Methanol (oxidation reaction, using a metal oxide catalyst)

To know more about Formalin production processes, click here.

Derivatives. acetal resins; acrylic resins; amino resins; t-butanol; butanediol; cyclohexanone resin; glycine; glyphosate; hexamethylenetetramine; imidazole; isoprene; melamine-formaldehyde resins; methacrolein; neopentyl glycol; novolac resins; paraformaldehyde; phenolic resins; polyols; pyridine; sodium formate; tetraoxane; trioxane; and urea-formaldehyde resins.

Methodology. The pricing data presented are, if not otherwise indicated, volume-weighted average transaction prices including contract and spot transactions in the locations specified. The information provided is obtained from gathering and refining of trade data officially reported for the respective countries (i.e., governmental agencies, institutions related to foreign trade and industry publications). For further details check our Methodology.

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