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Questions about chlorophenol

2015-07-09View Original

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I would like to consult experts on p-chlorophenol. For pilot-scale testing, a small amount of p-chlorophenol was provided by the manufacturer. After conducting the tests, the desired product was not obtained. Additionally, it was found that according to available data, the melting point of p-chlorophenol is 42°C; however, even when heated to 60°C, no melting occurred. I communicated with the manufacturer and was informed that the sample provided was indeed p-chlorophenol. I would like to know whether it is possible for p-chlorophenol not to melt even when heated above its melting point
Reply #22020-03-24
Brother might have run into possessed chlorophenol. In fact, for any chlorophenol product, its melting point does not exceed 42 degrees

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