Carbonyl dichloride (phosgene)
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Products classified under Tariff item 2812.11.00.00
Industrial Phosgene for Isocyanate Production
Industrial phosgene in high-capacity cylinders, intended for polyurethane isocyanate manufacturing. This is the pure compound carbonyl dichloride, a chloride oxide of carbon, which is explicitly classified under heading 28.12 per Chapter 28 Note 2(a).
2812.11.00Liquefied Phosgene in Ton Container
Liquefied phosgene in a one-ton steel container for bulk industrial delivery. The product is the chemically defined compound carbonyl dichloride, classified under heading 28.12 as a halide oxide of carbon, per Chapter 28 Note 2(a).
2812.11.00Phosgene Gas Cylinder
Pressurized steel cylinder containing carbonyl dichloride (phosgene) gas, used as an intermediate in organic chemical synthesis. It is a halide oxide of carbon, specifically classified under heading 28.12 per Chapter 28 Note 2(a).
2812.11.00Phosgene in Composite ISO Tank
Phosgene in a 20-foot composite ISO tank for bulk international transport to chemical plants. This is the chemically defined compound carbonyl dichloride, a chloride oxide of carbon, classified under heading 28.12 per Chapter 28 Note 2(a).
2812.11.00Phosgene Laboratory Grade
High-purity phosgene gas in a small lecture bottle for research and analytical laboratory use. It is classified as carbonyl dichloride, a chemically defined chloride oxide of carbon, under heading 28.12 per Chapter 28 Note 2(a).
2812.11.00Stabilized Phosgene Solution 20% in Toluene
A 20% phosgene solution stabilized in toluene for safe handling in pharmaceutical synthesis. The primary component is chemically defined phosgene, but the solution is not a normal and necessary method of putting up phosgene for safety or transport, so it may not meet Chapter 28 Note 1(c) criteria. However, it is still classified under heading 28.12 as a chloride oxide of carbon per Note 2(a), provided the solvent does not render it suitable for specific use.