Description
A clear, viscous liquid (solution) or transparent solid pellets. It is characterized by high clarity, UV stability, and weather resistance.
Uses
Automotive clear coats, architectural paints, signage (Plexiglass), dental fillers, and high-performance adhesives.
Benefits
Exceptional optical clarity, non-yellowing characteristics, and superior resistance to UV radiation and environmental weathering.
Safety, Compliance & Notes
| Thermal Conductivity | 0.17 – 0.25 W/m·K. |
| Electrical Conductivity | 0.01S/cm |
| Heat of Formation | – |
| Heat of Vaporization | – |
| Structure | ([–CH_{2}–C(R)(COOR^{prime })–]_{n}) |
| CAS Number | – |
| EINECS Number | – |
| Storage & Packaging | Recommendations: Store between 15°C and 25°C. If it freezes, it must be thawed very carefully with tempered water (max 35°C) to avoid localized overheating and polymerization. Never use steam for thawing. Packaging: Polyethylene-lined steel drums, HDPE drums, or stainless steel ISO tanks. |
| Product Stewardship | Acrylic acid is susceptible to violent runaway polymerization. It must be inhibited (typically with MEHQ) and stored under an atmosphere containing 5–21% oxygen. |
| Note | Always monitor inhibitor levels. If the liquid freezes, the inhibitor may be excluded from the crystals, creating a high-risk zone upon thawing. |
| Notice | This profile is based on 2026 industrial standards. You must consult the Official Safety Data Sheet (SDS) from your specific supplier before any physical handling. |
