burning rate catalyst Octylferrocene CAS NO.51889-44-2

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burning rate Octylferrocene

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ProName: burning rate catalyst Octylferrocene
CasNo: 51889-44-2
Molecular Formula: C18H26Fe
Appearance: Brown-red oil liquid
Application: 1.increasing burning rate in composite...
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PackAge: 10kg/bucket
Port: Dalian,Tianjin,Qingdao,Shanghai
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Purity: 99%min
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Octylferrocene

Executive standard: Q/YSY012-2006

CAS RN: 51899-44-2

1. Physical and chemical properties：

1.1 Molecular formula: C18H26Fe

1.2 Molecular Weight: 298.24

1.3 Structure formula:

2. Technical indexes：

Item	Index
Fe content,% (m/m)	17.0-17.8
Ferrocene content,% (m/m)	≤0.6
The ratio of isomer octylferrocene	0.8-1.6:1.2-1.8:1.0
Viscosity,(25℃), mPa·s	25-60
Volatilization loss,%(m/m),22h	≤4.0
Appearance	Brown-red oil liquid

3. Uses: Octylferrocene has been used as a modifier of increasing burning rate in composite solid propellants.

It could control not only the curing reaction rate but the burning rate when applied to the burning rate catalyst in HTPB composite solid propellants. The slurry properties of technology and mechanical were improved. Good storage performance. It can also be used as oil-saving and smoke-eliminating agent for fuel oils, combustion supporting catalyst for gas and ultraviolet absorbent etc.

4. Safety instructions: Octylferrocene could be oxidized slowly when exposed to air. Polymerized under high temperature and burned if mixed with strong oxidizer.