Hydrogenated Bisphenol A (H-BPA)

Our H-BPA is a dialchol with a cycloalyphatic structure, obtained by dehydrogenating bisphenol A. It is used as a raw material for various engineering plastics and paints, with its good chemical stability derived from no unsaturated bond in the structure.

Molecular Formula	ENCS No.	CAS No.	Structural Formula
C₁₅H₂₈O₂C	4-201	80-04-6	2,2'-bis-(4-hydroxycyclohexyl)propane

PHYSICAL PROPERTIES

TEST	UNIT	ANALYSIS
Boiling Point (2.67kPa)	℃	253.5～257
Molten Viscosity (160℃)	m²/s	17×10-⁶
Heating Value	kJ/g	37.21
Flash Point	℃	194 MIN.

SPECIFICATIONS AND TYPICAL ANALYSIS

TEST	UNIT	SPECIFICATIONS	TYPICAL ANALYSIS
Water（During manufacturing※）	％	0.5 MAX.	0.05
Appearance	－	white flakes	white flakes
Color（30％methanol solution）	Hazen Unit	30 MAX.	5
Ash	ｐｐｍ	50 MAX.	30 MAX.
Fe	ｐｐｍ	5 MAX.	1 MAX.
Hydroxyl Group Value	mgKOH/g	430 MIN.	461

MAJOR USE: Raw Material for resins, such as epoxy, unsaturated polyester, polycarbonate, polyurethane, polyacrylate, polysulphone, alkid.d

Note

The descriptions herein are based on the available sources and information but no guarantee is given for its integrity or accuracy.

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