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HS Code |
661761 |
| Cas Number | 524-92-5 |
| Molecular Formula | C8H7NO3 |
| Molecular Weight | 165.15 g/mol |
| Iupac Name | 2-(phenylamino)benzoic acid |
| Appearance | White to light beige solid |
| Melting Point | 135-139°C |
| Boiling Point | Unavailable |
| Solubility In Water | Slightly soluble |
| Density | Unavailable |
| Pubchem Cid | 10226 |
| Smiles | C1=CC=CC=C1NC2=CC=CC=C2C(=O)O |
| Inchi | InChI=1S/C8H7NO3/c10-8(11)6-4-2-1-3-5(6)9-7-5/h1-4,9H,(H,10,11) |
| Synonyms | N-Phenylanthranilic acid |
| Storage Conditions | Store in a cool, dry place |
As an accredited Phthalanilic Acid factory, we enforce strict quality protocols—every batch undergoes rigorous testing to ensure consistent efficacy and safety standards.
| Packing | Phthalanilic Acid, 100g, is packaged in a sturdy amber glass bottle with a tight-sealing screw cap and clear labeling. |
| Shipping | Phthalanilic Acid is typically shipped in tightly sealed containers, protected from moisture, heat, and incompatible substances. Packaging complies with standard chemical safety regulations, using fiber drums or high-density polyethylene containers. Proper labeling and documentation ensure safe and legal transport. Handling precautions are crucial to avoid spills or exposure during transit. |
| Storage | Phthalanilic acid should be stored in a tightly sealed container, in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated area, away from moisture, heat sources, and incompatible materials such as strong oxidizing agents. Proper labeling and secure storage minimize the risk of contamination or accidental release. Use suitable protective equipment when handling, and follow regulatory guidelines for chemical storage and disposal. |
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With years in specialty chemical production, we approach new product introductions with careful attention to detail and transparency. Phthalanilic acid, bearing the molecular formula C8H7NO3, stands as one of our key aromatic intermediates. As a company focused on core competence and technical know-how, we believe our phthalanilic acid meets the changing demands of the fine chemicals sector.
Within our production line, phthalanilic acid carries the CAS number 118-29-6. Most requests cover the acid in white crystalline powder form, suitable for downstream synthesis. Our batches consistently reach purity levels above 99% (by HPLC), keeping inorganic impurities below trace detection limits. Water content remains below 0.5%, and each lot undergoes strict GC and melting point analysis. This accuracy reflects both our strict raw material screening and in-process controls. We use a dedicated reaction train to reduce the risk of cross-contamination, giving us greater command over the final purity.
Our phthalanilic acid process starts with locally sourced phthalic anhydride and high-purity aniline. These foundational ingredients come from long-term partners whose audits pass our environmental, regulatory, and technical checks. Direct sourcing for phthalic anhydride cuts down on logistics risks and ensures feedstock freshness, which matters for reactivity and color. Each phthalic anhydride lot gets tested for ortho- and para-isomer content before synthesis, tightening our product quality.
We employ an aqueous-phase amidation route, avoiding harsh solvents and optimizing reaction temperature for yield and safety. Routine checks across several synthesis steps let us control potential side reactions, keeping structural byproducts well below acceptance limits. By investing in advanced reaction monitoring and NMR verification, we flag off-spec material early and eliminate unnecessary waste. Every batch receives spectral confirmation to meet accepted assignments for phthalanilic acid, and each lot number supports full process traceability.
Much of our production ends up supporting dye intermediates and pigment manufacturers. The amidic structure serves as an anchoring block for certain azo dye syntheses, enabling colorfastness and heat stability. In crop protection, phthalanilic acid operates as a scaffold for plant growth regulators and some newer-generation herbicides. Research groups often turn to phthalanilic acid for small-scale organic synthesis or as a testing molecule in reactivity studies. Our supply efforts guarantee uninterrupted access for both routine industrial users and advanced R&D teams.
For dye houses and agrochemical users, batch-to-batch stability of phthalanilic acid makes the difference between success and costly troubleshooting. We see firsthand how minute changes in impurity profiles can trigger off-color batches in pigment plants or cause poor yields in downstream coupling reactions. Our approach keeps trace organics and residual metal ions at unnoticeable levels, using both filtration and chelation during work-up. Customers report reduced need for downstream purification, which trims production costs—an advantage that comes directly from handling material at the source.
A specification sheet cannot always speak for how a chemical will behave in application. Our technical team keeps in close conversation with repeat buyers, tracking how our phthalanilic acid performs in varying environments. By recording their production challenges—such as unforeseen solubility shifts or unexpected side reactions—we adjust our internal parameters accordingly. For instance, we shifted our drying technology to reduce particle agglomeration, responding to a dye customer’s request for improved flow properties.
Phthalanilic acid sits within a family of aromatic intermediates, yet it solves different problems than phthalic acid, terephthalic acid, or simple benzoic acid. The attached aniline moiety not only changes the reactivity but also enables selectivity in coupling chemistry. Phthalic acid primarily operates in bulk polyester production, whereas phthalanilic acid provides unique nucleophilicity and anchoring points in custom synthesis. In direct comparison with phthalamic acid, our product introduces added synthetic flexibility for constructing more complex organic molecules.
As plant-scale chemists, we maintain focus on consistency from one drum to the next, with targeted weekly reviews of historical QC data and scheduled maintenance of our reactors and filtration lines. Equipment is inspected and validated for material compatibility so that customers receive nearly identical lots year-round. Scale-up of production remains straightforward due to our modular batch reactors and flexible output schedules. Regular feedback from customers—ranging from pigment plants to university researchers—lets us see real-world results and calibrate both physical and chemical properties accordingly.
Bulk phthalanilic acid ships in high-density PE drums lined with food-grade foil, reducing moisture pick-up and oxidation during transit. By managing our own filling operation, we remove the risk of contamination—a commitment large traders often struggle to honor. Middlemen often sidestep protection measures, leading to caked, discolored material. Every outgoing shipment is weather-sealed, batch-coded, and tracked from our main plant docks to customer loading bays. Documentation follows right behind, supporting customs needs and ensuring full chain-of-custody.
As original producers, we take chemical safety seriously from starting material to finished acid. Our operators work in ventilated environments under active monitoring, and residual solvents test well below regulatory thresholds. Environmental impact matters: Effluent streams from phthalanilic acid synthesis route through dedicated neutralization and filtration systems, so no untreated organics reach the environment. We undergo government safety inspections and maintain a clean record—adding assurance for companies that evaluate raw material risks closely.
In the past decade, global demand for specialty aromatic acids fluctuated with regulatory changes and end-use market cycles. Larger intermediates, once imported through multiple agents, faced inconsistent supply and inflated costs. Rather than depend on a volatile import network, we invested in local synthesis and raw material partnerships to control costs and avoid last-minute shortages. During trade disruptions, our domestic customers found our direct approach more reliable, with faster lead times and stable pricing structures.
We have shifted part of our energy sourcing to renewables and improved our water recycling efficiency, decreasing the environmental load from phthalanilic acid runs. Product development here blends operator experience with input from sustainability officers and purchasing managers along the value chain. For future upgrades, we pursue greener synthesis routes, including enzyme-catalyzed options under discussion at our lab bench. Our willingness to invest in incremental improvements supports customers’ own sustainability compliance targets.
We don’t just ship barrels. Over the years, we have published process notes and technical bulletins highlighting observed handling tips, such as dissolving phthalanilic acid at controlled pH or using specific buffers in pigment applications. Long-time customers depend on these insights to avoid plant downtime, reduce batch waste, and clarify production methods for regulatory inspections. Open dialogue with application chemists informs our troubleshooting tools, keeping technical support both responsive and practical.
Direct user feedback drove our development of low-dust formulations in phthalanilic acid to minimize inhalation risk during manual charging. A handful of inquiries led us to change drum sizes for certain high-throughput customers, tailoring batch volume to avoid storage bottlenecks. By regularly engaging with labs who prototype innovative uses for phthalanilic acid, we refine filtering and drying methods that reduce manual handling and boost downstream productivity.
Versatility in organic synthesis cannot be separated from the source and nature of the starting materials. Phthalanilic acid’s structure, an ortho-carboxyanilide, positions it as more than just a stepping stone for specialty dyes. The nucleophilicity linked to its amide moiety supports condensation and ring-closure processes, building out heterocycles for pharmaceuticals and advanced materials. We work with customers to supply targeted impurity profiles when they demand high selectivity for research or pilot-scale projects.
Over the years, we’ve run side-by-side comparisons of our phthalanilic acid with alternatives sourced from international producers. One dye manufacturer reported smoother dispersibility and fewer undissolved particles using our product, attributing it to low-level, but consistent, control of micron-sized inclusions. In another case, a university research group avoided multiple recystallizations when switching from imported acid to ours, shaving days off their workflow. These examples ground our claim for quality performance instead of just certificate numbers.
Some pigment makers struggle with partial hydrolysis and color changes during storage—a result of hidden trace chloro- or nitro- impurities. Tackling this pain point, we enforce simplified work-up paths, double-polish our acid, and apply fresh-pack protocols to extend sitting time in warehouses. For agricultural users, shelf life and easy dispersion drive ordering decisions. Keeping particle size uniform, and maintaining a dryness profile, means less clogging of process feeders and higher repeatability in blending.
Customers approach us not only for product supply but also for application experimentation. We maintain lab-scale reactors for collaborative trials, ready to fine-tune reaction parameters based on feedback or new end-use goals. If a new pigment line requires tighter control on ortho/para by-products, we explore process tweaks without long lead times. Our technical sales staff participate in dialogue, sharing practical stories from the factory floor to help buyers navigate day-to-day challenges or regulatory hurdles.
Our documentation supports audits and regulatory registration in different jurisdictions. Each batch ships with a full certificate of analysis and traceability statement. To meet the rising requirements of downstream users, especially in pharma and agriculture, we update toxicology dossiers and provide full REACH and SDS coverage reflecting current law. This focus comes from handling annual inspections and demands for customer transparency, which has become part of our business culture.
Every few months, our technical team re-examines process efficiency, watching for areas to improve yield or waste treatment. Small changes—tweaked filtration speeds, alternative crystal seeding—translate to smoother operations both in our plant and for our customers’ processes. Staying in touch with both the science and the people who use phthalanilic acid keeps our product relevant year after year.
Markets flooded by traders and resellers sometimes blur the value of buying direct from a manufacturing partner. By focusing on direct technical communication, consistent raw material control, and real feedback loops, our phthalanilic acid stands out—not just for its analytic numbers, but for its reliability in the wide variety of chemistries our users pursue. We remain invested in both technology and relationships to keep improving, batch after batch, in a quickly evolving chemical landscape.