Raw Material Of Phenolic Resin BPS Above 99.5

Bisphenol S is an aromatic organic compound, with the chemical formula (HOC ₆ H ₄) ₄ S O ₄, which is similar to the structure of bisphenol A and belongs to the bisphenol series, but the sub propyl group is replaced by the sulfonyl group, that is, the sulfone formed by the sulfonyl group and the phenol functional group. BPS is commonly used in fast drying Epoxy Resin adhesive. The cured bisphenol S is an aromatic organic compound, with the chemical formula (HOC ₆ H ₄) ₄ S O₄, which is similar to the structure of bisphenol A and belongs to the bisphenol series. However, the isopropyl group is replaced by the sulfonyl group, that is, the sulfone formed by the sulfonyl group and the phenol functional group. BPS is commonly used for curing of quick drying epoxy resin adhesive.

Polymer Materials of Bisphenol S,Surfactant For Daily Use,Organic Intermediate Bisphenol S,Bisphenol analogues such as bisphenol S (BPS) have come to replace bisphenol A in food packaging and food containers, since bisphenol A (BPA) has been shown to leach into food and water, causing numerous negative health effects. Unfortunately, little or no research was done to determine the safety of these BPA-free products before they were marketed to the public as a healthier alternative. The latest studies have shown that some of these bisphenol analogues may be even more harmful than the original BPA in some situations. This article used a literature survey to investigate the bisphenol analogue BPS and compare it to BPA and other analogues with regards to increased obesity, metabolic disorders, cancer, and reproductive defects; among others. It was found that BPS works via different pathways than does BPA while causing equivalent obesogenic effects, such as activating preadipocytes, and that BPS was correlated with metabolic disorders, such as gestational diabetes, that BPA was not correlated with. BPS was also shown to be more toxic to the reproductive system than BPA and was shown to hormonally promote certain breast cancers at the same rate as BPA. Therefore, a strong argument may be made to regulate BPS in exactly the same manner as BPA.