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  The global cumene market is majorly driven by its use as a chemical intermediate to produce phenol and acetone. The phenol and its derivatives produced from cumene are used in various applications such as electrical & electronics, automotive, paints & coatings, cosmetics, and others. The acetone is used as a solvent for plastics & synthetic fibers, a volatile component in various paints & varnishes, the excipient in pharmaceuticals, nail polish remover, and others. The various technology to manufacture cumene includes zeolite catalyst based, solid phosphoric acid, and aluminum chloride. Among these, the cumene production with the zeolite as a catalyst is the leading segment due to its regenerative nature which can be used for several cycles. Further, the use of zeolite reduces the disposable water problems associated with solid phosphoric acid, and aluminum chloride. Also, these processes have disadvantages such as environmental hazard, high corrosion, and catalyst re

 The global cumene market is majorly driven by its use as a chemical intermediate to produce phenol and acetone. The phenol and its derivatives produced from cumene are used in various applications such as electrical & electronics, automotive, paints & coatings, cosmetics, and others. The acetone is used as a solvent for plastics & synthetic fibers, a volatile component in various paints & varnishes, the excipient in pharmaceuticals, nail polish remover, and others.  Market Segmentation The global Cumene Market is segmented on the basis of the product, production technology, application, and region. Based on the product, the global cumene market is segregated into phenol and acetone. TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 Executive Summary 2 Scope Of The Report 2.1 Market Definition 2.2 Scope Of The Study 2.2.1 Research Objectives 2.2.2 Assumptions & Limitations 2.3 Markets Structure 3 Market Research Methodology 3.1 Research Process 3.2 Primary Research 3.3 Secondary Research 3.4 For

  Market Overview Chemical Intermediate Market is expected to grow at healthy annual increment which is driven by demand from end use industries. The industry is increasingly shifting towards Asia Pacific region in line with the shift of its key consumer industries such as automotive, electronics to leverage higher manufacturing competitiveness of emerging economies and to serve the increasing demand from consumer. As a result of this shift, China is the largest contributor and accounted largest share followed by European Union and North America to the global Chemical Intermediate Market . Chemical intermediates are also known as commodity chemicals, and are manufactured on a large scale to serve as feedstock for a host of downstream, upstream and specialty chemicals. Chemicals intermediate is much diversified industry and covers more than 80,000 commercial products in the market. It provides key building blocks for the industries such as pharmaceuticals textiles automobiles, paints

  Market Highlights Globally, the market for Chemical Intermediates Market is growing due to pharmaceuticals and petrochemicals. The driving factor of the market are chemical intermediate is a vital element for the production of textiles, polyvinyl chloride (PVC) and other plastics. In-addition, increasing demand for pharmaceutical and automotive industry is estimated to open up new growth avenues for the market. Chemical intermediates plants are across the world. However Mono-Ethylene Glycol is projected grow at CAGR of 15% the year 2022. Geographically, Asia Pacific dominates the  Chemical Intermediate Market  share during the period 2011-2015 followed by North America. Europe is emerging market. Hence global chemical intermediate market has crossed USD 188.23 billion Mark in 2014 and is expected to grow constantly for the next 3 years.   Brief TOC of Chemical Intermediates: 1 Executive Summary 2 Market Introduction 2.1 Definition 2.2 Scope of the study 2.2.1 Research Obj

  The global cumene market is majorly driven by its use as a chemical intermediate to produce phenol and acetone. The phenol and its derivatives produced from cumene are used in various applications such as electrical & electronics, automotive, paints & coatings, cosmetics, and others. The acetone is used as a solvent for plastics & synthetic fibers, a volatile component in various paints & varnishes, the excipient in pharmaceuticals, nail polish remover, and others. The various technology to manufacture cumene includes zeolite catalyst based, solid phosphoric acid, and aluminum chloride. Among these, the cumene production with the zeolite as a catalyst is the leading segment due to its regenerative nature which can be used for several cycles. Further, the use of zeolite reduces the disposable water problems associated with solid phosphoric acid, and aluminum chloride. Also, these processes have disadvantages such as environmental hazard, high corrosion, and catalyst re