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China and India are the leading exporters of dibutyl oxalate (CAS 2050-60-4), collectively accounting for over 60% of global export value in 2023–2024, while the United States, Germany, and South Korea represent the largest importing markets. Dibutyl oxalate prices have remained relatively stable amid steady demand from polymer and pharmaceutical intermediates sectors. Export volumes from China increased modestly year-on-year through 2024, while Indian exports showed stronger growth, reflecting expanded production capacity and rising competitiveness in key destination markets.
Dibutyl oxalate is a colorless to pale yellow, moderately volatile liquid with a mild, characteristic ester-like odor. It is an aliphatic diester of oxalic acid and n-butanol, classified as an organic chemical intermediate. With a boiling point of approximately 240–245 °C and low water solubility, it exhibits good solvent properties for cellulose esters and certain resins. It is primarily employed as a reactive intermediate in the synthesis of specialty chemicals, including pharmaceuticals, agrochemicals, and polymer modifiers. Its applications extend to coatings formulations—particularly in crosslinking systems—and as a plasticizer or building block in fine chemical production.
clear colourless liquid Dibutyl oxalate Preparation Products And Raw materials Preparation Products
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