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Ethylene (C2H4)

  • Basic info:

  • English name

    Ethylene

  • CAS

    74-85-1

  • Hazard info

    1962; 1038

  • Transport

    "ADR Class 2, 2F"

    Subclass 2.1

  • Properties:

  • Molar mass

    28.054

  • Gas density at 15°С/1,013 bar

    1.194

  • Boiling point at 1,013 bar

    -103.68

Options

Filling
  • single-piece

2 l5 l10 l — 150 bar

50 l (200) — 200 bar

Connection
  • Cylinder 1 l, 2 l, 5 l, 12 l, 20 l, 50 l, 59.5 l, 112 l. (DIN 1) DIN 1 (W21,6x1/14'' LH)
Recommended reducer

Specs

Ethylene 3.0 Ethylene 3.5
Composition
C2H4 % ≥99,9 ≥99,95
Admixture
O2 ppmv <10 <10
N2 ppmv <100 <40
H2O ppmv <5 <5
C2H6 ppmv <500
CnHm ppmv <300 <500
C2H2 % <2
CO2 ppmv <5 <10
CO ppmv <10
Description
Attributes
Suits for
Transport
Papers

Ethylene is a colorless gas with a sweetish taste and odor, which is of great value for all fields of industry.

Organic compound obtained by pyrolysis of petroleum distillates or saturated hydrocarbons (ethane, propane, butane), it is also a phytohormone for almost all plants.

  • colorless flammable gas
  • lighter than air with a faintly sweet odor
  • capable of explosive decomposition under increased pressure
  • capable of explosive decomposition at high temperatures or open flame in the presence of oxygen

The gas plays a key role in the organic synthesis of several substances for industrial, agricultural, electrical engineering, construction, food, and other sectors:

  • Polyethylene;
  • Acetic acid;
  • Vinyl acetate;
  • Ethanol;
  • Vinyl chloride/dichloroethane;
  • Ethylene oxide;
  • Ethylene glycol, etc.
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Cylinders must be transported in a horizontal position with spacers between the cylinders or in a vertical position with protection against possible falling. Transportation in packaged form in special containers is allowed.

Joint transportation with oxygen cylinders is not allowed.

Movement/transportation must comply with the codes of the relevant type of transport, federal laws, other regulatory acts, and the legislation of the country where the movement/transportation/reloading occurs.

Pure nitrogen is dangerous when transporting

Can be transported by

  • train
  • truck
  • ship