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Is there a specific structure specified for isononanol, the raw material of DINP?

2018-05-14View Original

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Isononyl alcohol seems to have two structures: (7-methyl-1-octanol) and (3,5,5-trimethyl-1-hexanol). Can both of these be used to produce DINP, or is only the first one feasible? It appears that the structure of DINP uses the first one. If the second structure cannot produce DINP, then what else can it do? Is there a high demand for it?

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