Si-C bond-containing compounds with a variety of molecular structures and forms are referred to as silicon compounds, sometimes known as organosilicon compounds. These compounds mostly consist of organosilanes and polysiloxanes. These substances are widely used in numerous industries, including new energy, electronics, advanced materials, life and healthcare, textile and leather, construction, and agriculture. Because they have both inorganic and organic structures, they have unique chemical and physical properties.

Numerous varieties of silicon compounds can be categorized using various classification standards. Organosilicon compounds in China are commonly classified into four groups based on their basic form: silane (which includes silane coupling agent and silylating reagent primarily), silicone oil (polysiloxane fluid), silicone rubber (polysiloxane rubber), and silicone resin (polysiloxane resin). There are several uses for organosilicon compounds due to their diverse chemical and physical characteristics. Changfu Chemical is primarily engaged in the development and production of special silanes, siloxanes, and special silicone polymers within the specialized silicon compounds industry. About 200 different types of silicone products have been offered by Changfu Chemical to both domestic and international clients thus far.

Organosilicon compounds' distinct chemical and physical characteristics make them useful in a variety of fields. The following are the primary varieties of silicon compounds and their uses:

• Organosilanes: Widely utilized in coatings, adhesives, and sealants, conventional silane coupling agents and specialty silanes are frequently used to increase the adherence of material surfaces.

• Siloxanes: Both siloxanes and polysiloxanes provide superior electrical insulation, thermal stability, chemical stability, water resistance, and high temperature resistance. They can be utilized in adhesives, coatings, cosmetics, aerospace, and medicinal applications.

• Silicone rubbers: A class of elastomers with superior resistance to oxidation, corrosion, and high temperatures, silicone rubbers are widely utilized in the production of medical equipment, insulating materials, seals, and cables. 

• Silicone resins: Polymer compounds with exceptional electrical insulation, weather durability, and chemical resistance are known as silicone resins. Electronics, plastics, adhesives, and coatings can all benefit from the use of these resins.