Bisphenol A (BPA) is a colorless solid with a molecular formula C15H16O2 that is soluble in organic solvents, but not in water.
Production
Bisphenol-A is produced out of phenol and acetone and used in the polycarbonate- and epoxy-resin-industry. Because of the importance of its field of applications, bisphenol-A is produced worldwide. The product is available in flakes or prills and is typically packed in smaller or big bags.
There are 2 grades of bisphenol A, for epoxy resin and for polycarbonate production (higher purity).
Uses
Bisphenol A is mainly used in the manufacture of Epoxy Resins, Polycarbonate (baby bottle, sunglasses, CD, DVD), Vinyl Ester Resins, Epoxy-copolymer Resins, Composite resins, Can Coatings (for upscaling epoxy), and PVC additives
Packaging
1,000 kg big bags 25 kg bags
Chemical name
Bisphenol A (BPA)
Chemical Formula
C15H16O2
CAS Number
80-05-7
