Appearance of material:

• Liquid
  
  

Material applications:

• Making different plastics
• Manufacture of industrial coatings
• Production of adhesives
• Making elastomers
• Production of flooring
• Color production
• Production of various gels

• Textile industry
• Detergent products
• Food packaging (used as an antibacterial agent.)
• Ink industries
• Production of chemicals oil and oil refining
• Leather making industry
• Pharmacy to produce tablet coatings
  
  

Material safety conditions:

• Because unstable acrylic acid has a high tendency to form polymers, this polymerization process can be carried out by light or by strong oxidants such as hydrogen peroxide (hydrogen peroxide) and nitric acid explosively.

• Exposure to these acids on a regular or even mild basis can irritate the skin and respiratory system.
• Acrylic acid concentrate, if swallowed, can cause severe burns in the mouth and gastrointestinal tract.
  
  

Material storage conditions:

• This material is sensitive to heat and direct sunlight and easily ignites at a temperature of ℃ 68 in the vicinity of the open air. Therefore, acrylic acid is best stored at a temperature between 15% and 25%.
• It is highly corrosive to most metals such as steel, copper, silver, brass, but is compatible with stainless steel. Therefore, stainless steel tanks are generally used for keeping and storage.

• Acrylic acid is incompatible with strong oxidants, strong alkalis, and pure nitrogen.
• It is polymerized in contact with amines, ammonia, chlorosulfonic acid, iron salts and peroxides.

Sensitive to heat and sunlight and should be stored in a cool, dry, well-ventilated chemical store free of all combustion sources.