Guanidine carbonate (CAS 593-85-1), a crystalline compound with the formula C2H10N2H2CO3, plays a vital role across industries despite its unassuming appearance. This water-soluble powder melts between 271-272°C—a thermal resilience that makes it indispensable for high-temperature applications. Let's explore how to manage this dual-natured substance that serves as both industrial workhorse and potential workplace hazard.
Guanidine Phosphate has several advantages that make it suitable for these applications. It has a relatively high melting point of 247−250 ℃ (dec.), and it shows good solubility in water, which is beneficial for the impregnation process. It is also relatively stable under normal storage conditions, with a storage condition at room temperature. By understanding the proper application methods of Guanidine Phosphate on wood and textiles, we can significantly improve the fire - resistance of these materials, protecting lives and property from the threat of fire.
C₂H₄N₄S (CAS 593-84-0), commonly known as Guanidine Thiocyanate, serves as a versatile white crystalline powder in biotechnology and chemical applications. While prized for its chaotropic properties in nucleic acid extraction, this compound demands careful handling to mitigate health and environmental risks. Let’s explore its critical characteristics and safety protocols.