Dimyristyl Peroxy Dicarbonate
Industrial Application
Dimyristyl Peroxy Dicarbonate is an organic peroxide used as a free-radical initiator in industrial polymerization processes, particularly where low-temperature initiation and controlled radical release are required. It is commonly applied in the suspension and emulsion polymerization of vinyl monomers such as vinyl chloride and acrylics, supporting uniform polymer chain growth and consistent molecular weight distribution. In the plastics industry, Dimyristyl Peroxy Dicarbonate helps produce polymers with stable processing characteristics and reliable mechanical properties. Its predictable decomposition profile also makes it suitable for use in polymer-based coatings and adhesive formulations, where controlled polymerization contributes to improved film formation, adhesion performance, and overall durability of the finished materials.
Physical Properties
Dimyristyl Peroxy Dicarbonate is an organic peroxide compound classified as a diacyl peroxydicarbonate. It appears as a white to off-white waxy solid, insoluble in water but soluble in non-polar organic solvents. The compound is thermally unstable and decomposes exothermically, releasing free radicals, making it an effective initiator in polymerization processes. Proper handling and storage at low temperatures are necessary to maintain stability and safety.
Grade
- Industrial
Form
- Solid
Supply Form
- Flakes, Technically pure
Peroxide Content
- 97
Abbreviations
- DMPD
Packaging
- Cartons
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