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Products classified under Tariff item 2902.50.00.00

2902.50.00

Electronic-Grade Styrene Monomer

Ultra-high purity electronic-grade styrene monomer, with less than 1 ppm metals and less than 5 ppb particles, is a separate chemically defined organic compound used in photoresist manufacturing for semiconductor production. It falls under tariff item 2902.50.00 as styrene, a cyclic hydrocarbon, and the purity does not alter its classification.

2902.50.00

Inhibited Styrene Monomer

Inhibited styrene monomer containing 10-15 ppm tert-butylcatechol (TBC) as a stabilizer is a separate chemically defined organic compound. The stabilizer is added for preservation or transport, which is permitted under Chapter 29 note 1(f), so it remains classified as styrene under tariff item 2902.50.00.

2902.50.00

Polymer-Grade Styrene

Polymer-grade styrene with purity above 99.7% and low impurities is a separate chemically defined organic compound used for polystyrene and ABS resin production. It is classified under tariff item 2902.50.00 as styrene, a cyclic hydrocarbon, regardless of its intended use in polymerization.

2902.50.00

Styrene for SBR Rubber Production

Styrene monomer refined for styrene-butadiene rubber (SBR) production is a separate chemically defined organic compound, specifically controlled for impurities affecting rubber curing. It falls under tariff item 2902.50.00 as styrene, a cyclic hydrocarbon, and the end-use does not change its classification.

2902.50.00

Styrene Monomer

Styrene monomer (C6H5CH=CH2) is a clear, colorless liquid cyclic hydrocarbon used as a building block for polystyrene and synthetic rubbers. As a separate chemically defined organic compound, it is classified under tariff item 2902.50.00, which covers styrene specifically.

2902.50.00

Styrene with Anti-Dusting Agent

Styrene containing a trace odoriferous substance, such as methyl acrylate, added solely for safety identification is a separate chemically defined organic compound. Under Chapter 29 note 1(g), such additions for identification or safety do not change classification, so it remains under tariff item 2902.50.00 as styrene.