Formic acid is abundant in nature and has been used for many years as an environmentally friendly alternative in industries such as textiles, natural rubber and leather processing. It is also used in agriculture, as well as in the production of medicines, cosmetics, detergents and disinfectants. It has excellent properties in controlling acidity, while at the same time effectively restricting microbial growth.
Formic acid is the strongest of the simple, unsaturated carboxylic acids. Furthermore, unlike other organic acids, formic acid has the advantage of being both a carboxylic acid and an aldehyde. It acts, therefore, both as an acidifying and a reducing agent, which clearly gives formic acid enhanced potential for use in industry.

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Appearance : Clear to pale yellow liquid
Application : Production of polyurethanes, flexible foams, coatings, adhesives, sealants, and elastomers
Odour : Sharp, pungent
Molecular Weight : 174.15 g/mol
Classification : Other, Aromatic isocyanate; Organic compound
Type : Other , Industrial chemical
Appearance : White to faint pink crystalline solid
Application : Adhesives, Pharmaceuticals, Hair Dyes, Rubber Industry, Chemical Intermediates
Odour : Slight phenolic odour
Molecular Weight : 110.11 g/mol
Classification : Other, Aromatic Diol, Phenolic Compound
Type : Other , Industrial Grade, Laboratory Grade
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Appearance : Clear, colorless to pale yellow liquid
Application : Corrosion inhibitor, Rubber accelerator, Water treatment chemical, Intermediate for synthesis
Odour : Fishy, ammoniacal
Molecular Weight : 99.17 g/mol
Classification : Other, Aliphatic amine
Type : Other , Industrial Chemical