Nitrocellulose (also known as cellulose nitrate) is a highly flammable compound derived from cNitrocellulose (Cellulose Nitrate)
Flammability, Versatility, and Historical Importance
Nitrocellulose is a highly flammable compound derived from cellulose, widely recognized for its role as a propellant and film-forming agent. With a rich history and diverse modern applications, it remains a critical material in firearms, coatings, and scientific fields, while requiring careful handling due to its sensitivity.
Key Aspects
- Formation
Created by nitrating cellulose using nitric and sulfuric acids.
- Historical Uses
Previously used as guncotton (gunpowder substitute) and in early photographic films.
- Modern Uses
- Propellant: Key component in ammunition.
- Film-forming Agent: Used in lacquers, coatings, and cosmetics.
Properties & Safety
- Highly Flammable
Extremely susceptible to ignition under heat or friction.
- Low-Order Explosive
Classified as an explosive; requires strict safety protocols.
- Hazards
Fire/explosion risk and potential skin, eye, and respiratory irritation.
- Fragile
Demands careful handling and storage to prevent accidents.
Additional Applications
- Scientific Use
Utilized in adsorbent membranes for protein analysis and Western blotting.
- Hobby & Entertainment
Used to make flash paper for magic tricks and one-time cryptographic pads.
- Sound Recording
Material for phonograph record masters.
Trusted Quality & Compliance
Our nitrocellulose meets strict safety and quality standards, ensuring reliable supply for both industrial and specialized applications. Production and distribution fully comply with regulatory safety guidelines.
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