Comprehensive Analysis of Phenolic Board Manufacturers in Refrigerating and Air Conditioning Industries
This detailed analysis covers various aspects of phenolic boards used in refrigerating and air conditioning industries, including their physical properties, ignition tests, solubility, reactions with different chemicals, and specific tests. The content provides valuable insights into the characteristics and behaviors of phenolic boards, offering essential information for professionals in the industry.
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phenolic board manufacturers refrigerating and air- conditioning industries
phenol phenol catechol catechol resorcinol resorcinol http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/91/Phenol-2D-skeletal.png/75px-Phenol-2D-skeletal.png http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/e/ed/Brenzcatechin.svg/120px-Brenzcatechin.svg.png http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/e/e2/Resorcinol.svg/120px-Resorcinol.svg.png aromatic
Physical state Physical state phenol phenol resorcinol resorcinol catechol catechol state Solid color White crystal Puffy flaky Gray fine powder odor Phenolic odor
Ignition test phenol phenol resorcinol resorcinol catechol catechol inflammability luminous smoky Apperance change melting Color change Odor change residue No change No change No residue
solubility solubility All soluble in water and they can convert the blue litmus paper to red that means All acids acidic by Na2CO3 * all neutral
phenol Phenolic odor Not done phenol resorcinol No reaction resorcinol catechol catechol Soda lime On cold On hot On cold On hot On cold Phenolic odor 30%NaOH No rection Fecl3 Blue or violet color Green color and rapidly dark On hot On cold On hot Not done Conc. H2so4 No recion
General test General test Azo dye formation test: 1 drop aniline +dil Hcl +NaNO2 Pale yellow color( unstable diazonum salt* ) PHENOLS +10% NaOH Add 2 on 1 gradually phenol and resorcinol will give red orang dye but catechol give dark purple color
Specific Specific test test Phenols + phthaline anhydride + Conc. H2SO4 heat until fussion then pour to beaker containning 10%NaOH to give -pink coclr with phenol due to phenol phthaline indicator. -green fluorescence with resorcinol.* -blue color with catechol due to alizarin indicator formation
