SiSiB® PC5130
SiSiB® PC5130
Methyltrichlorosilane
SiSiB® PC5130, SiSiB® PC5220 and SiSiB® PC5310 are formed by reaction of metallic silicon or ferrosilicon with hydrogen chloride or chlorine. SiSiB® PC5130 is a colorless clear liquid.
Technical Data
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CAS No. |
75 79 6 |
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EINECS No. |
200-902-6 |
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Formula |
CH3Cl3Si |
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Molecular Weight |
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Boiling Point |
66°C [760mmHg] |
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Flash Point |
-8°C. |
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Color and Appearance |
Colorless clear liquid |
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Density 25/25°C |
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Refractive Index |
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Trimethylchlorosilane |
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Tetrachlorosilane |
Application
SiSiB® PC5130 can be used for production of silane crosslinkers, silane coupling agents, and siloxanes.
SiSiB® PC5130 can be used for hydrophobic treatment
SiSiB® PC5130 organo silanes can be used for pyrolysis to form Si-C coatings
Packing and Storage
SiSiB® PC5130 methyltri chlorosilane is supplied in 200Kg steel drum.
In the unopened original container SiSiB® PC5130 methyltrichlorosilane has a shelf life of one year in a dry and cool place.
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