01Is ethylene the same as ethene?+
Yes. Ethylene is the common industrial name for ethene, CAS 74-85-1. The contract should still state the exact product identity, grade and delivery state.
02What is the difference between polymer grade and chemical grade ethylene?+
They are commercial descriptions linked to end use. Neither label replaces a full specification; the required ethylene content and impurity limits depend on the buyer's downstream process.
03Is one purity percentage enough for an RFQ?+
No. Buyers should also state limits for the relevant hydrocarbons, oxygen, carbon oxides, moisture, sulfur compounds and other process-sensitive components, with units and test methods.
04Can ethylene be supplied as compressed gas or refrigerated liquid?+
Both delivery states may be considered, but availability depends on the source, quantity, approved equipment, route, carrier and the buyer's qualified receiving system.
05How is ethylene transported safely?+
It must move as dangerous goods through competent parties using approved equipment, current classification and documentation, accepted routes and a compatible receiving facility. Zenith Eclipse does not treat ethylene as ordinary cargo.
06Which documents can support a shipment?+
The agreed set can include a current SDS, technical specification, lot- or shipment-linked COA, dangerous-goods transport records, commercial invoice, origin document, transport document and contracted inspection records.
07Can Zenith Eclipse quote ethylene for any destination?+
A destination can be reviewed, but no lane is automatically available. Regulatory permission, carrier and terminal acceptance, equipment availability and receiving-site compatibility must be confirmed first.
08What information is needed for a comparable quotation?+
Send the end use, full analytical specification, quantity and schedule, delivery state, acceptable equipment, destination facility, Incoterms® rule and required documents or inspections.
