Appearance of material:

• Liquid
  
  

Material applications:

• In the synthesis of homopolymers and copolymers
• In the production of water-based resins
• In detergents and antioxidants
• In the production of coating materials
• In the production of paints
• In the production of adhesives
• In the production of textiles
• In the production of plastics and elastomers
  
  

Material safety conditions:

• This flammable material has a flash point of ℃ 39 and is easily ignited by heat and flames.
• It is an acrylate ester and reacts easily with strong acids and alkali, amines, and halogens.
• Butyl acrylate is highly reactive and can be easily polymerized by heat or peroxide.
• Liquid and vapor of this substance can lead to limited itching of the eyes, which if continued, can damage the cornea.
• Limited direct contact with the skin can cause itching and localized redness of the skin, but if this contact occurs for a long time it will lead to severe itching of the skin and persistent skin allergies.
• This substance is toxic and if eaten may cause burns to the mouth and throat and burning stomach and lung ulcers.
• The vapor of this substance will cause severe and annoying itching if inhaled in high concentration.
  
  

Material storage conditions:

• This material should be stored in a cool, dry, well-ventilated environment.
• This material should be kept away from oxidants, heat, and direct sunlight.
• Concentrated vapor of this material and its storage in adverse conditions can lead to explosion.
• Butyl acrylate monomer is highly reactive to heat and begins to polymerize rapidly, so a polymerization inhibitor should be used during preparation.
• Butyl acrylate reacts easily with strong acids and alkali, amines, halogens, and hydrogenated compounds. The use of Hydroquinone during storage helps to increase its stability.