Methanol (Methanol, CH₃OH) is the most simple structured monohydric alcohol with a CAS number of 67-56-1 or 170082-17-4, a molecular weight of 32.04 and a boiling point of 64.7 °C. It is also known as "wood alcohol" or "wood essence" because it was first discovered in dry distillation wood. It is a colorless, volatile liquid with an alcoholic odor. The minimum dose for oral poisoning in humans is about 100 mg/kg body weight, and oral intake of 0.3-1 g/kg can cause death. It is used in the manufacture of formaldehyde, pesticides, etc., and as an extractant for organic substances and a denaturant for alcohol. The finished product is usually produced by reacting carbon monoxide with hydrogen.

Liquid sodium methoxide (sodium methoxide in methanol))

Molecular formula: CH₃ONa

Molecular weight: 54.02

CAS: 124-41-4 , 67-56-1

Physicochemical properties:

Colorless to slightly yellow viscous liquid, dissolved in methanolic sodium methoxide.

Quality Index:

Product Usage:

Mainly used in the production of vitamin A1 vitamin B1 long-acting sulfonamide, sulfadiazine, trimethoprim and other pharmaceutical industries, but also for the biodiesel industry. It can also be used as an edible catalyst and analytical reagent.

Packaging, storage and transportation:

Steel drum: 200Kg/barrel

Store in a cool, dry warehouse. Keep away from fire and heat. Isolation and storage with oxidants and acids. Lightly unloading during handling to keep the package intact