Aromatic dicarboxylic acids are used as precursors (in form of acyl chlorides) to commercially important polymers, e.g. the fire-resistant material. Mixed with terephthalic acid, isophthalic acid is used in the production of PET resins for drink plastic bottles and food packaging. The high-performance polymer polybenzimidazole is produced from isophthalic acid.[2] Also, the acid is used as an important input to produce insulation materials.

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Grade : Other, Food Grade, Pharmaceutical Grade
Application : Food, Pharmaceutical, Cosmetic, Chemical Industry
CAS No : 133379
Melting Point : 200 C (392 F)
Boiling point : Decomposes
Appearance : White Crystalline Powder
Grade : Industrial Grade
Application : Used in the production of nylon and polyurethane and as a raw material for plasticizers and resins
CAS No : 124049
Melting Point : 152C
Boiling point : 337.8C
Appearance : White crystalline powder