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Date: Friday, March 12 2010
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LONDON -- Cumene demand is tied to the automotive/transportation and home constr
uction industries through its derivative, phenol. Consequently, with these secto
rs either slow or in decline, the demand growth for Cumene is projected to be on
ly 1% through 2011.
About 98% of Cumene output
is used to make phenol and co-product acetone. Applications include a thinner fo
r paints, lacquers and enamels, a constituent of some petroleum-based solvents,
and in high octane aviation fuel.
Cumene is also used in the manufacture of polymerization catalysts, catalysts fo
r acrylic and polyester type resins, and in detergent and household liquids. The
outlet consumes over 5,000 tones/year in Western Europe.
Within Chemicals & Petrochemicals Reports Package 2010, a newly updated market r
eport "Cumene: 2010 World Market Outlook And Forecast" has been recently issued
by Market Publishers, Ltd. The report features important aspects of Cumene marke
t, provides its full and thorough analysis, focusing on the regional, country an
d world markets. It is broken into several parts following logic of a research:
* General information (properties, applications, manufacturing processes);
* World market characteristics (capacities, production, consumption, prices, tra
de by region, and future projects);
* Overviews of regional markets by country (European, Asian, American, Middle Ea
st, African, and Oceanian markets).
The market research is accomplished by a list of major Cumene suppliers and prof
iles of leading producers.
Cumene market perspectives till 2015 are given on global and regional basis (cap
acities, consumption, production, and prices). Feedstock market for Cumene is al
so briefly overviewed in the report.
Cumene: 2010 World Market Outlook And Forecast
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d_market_outlook_n_forecast.